چکیده:
After the independence of the Russian Federation, Israel became one of the important political and economic partners of this country. Considering the presence of one million Russians in Israel, the relations between these two countries have been placed in different conditions compared to the past. The presence of these people in Israel fundamentally affects the country's view of Russia. These people, among whom a large number of Russian specialists and experts are present, have also changed the psychological atmosphere of Israeli society. Considering the atheistic teachings of the communist era in them, their attitudes towards the nature and functioning of the Jewish state are in open conflict with many Zionists. Israel is considered a window to America for Russia, and a way to strengthen relations with this country and benefit economically and financially from it. Obtaining modern technology, which is a serious need in the Russian Federation, is achievable through expanding these relations. This article examines the causes of the development of relations between Russia and Israel after the collapse of the Soviet Union in political, economic, social and cultural dimensions. Considering the fact that today the Islamic Republic of Iran has become one of the most important regional partners of Russia, within the framework of the conflict between Israel and the Islamic Republic of Iran, the implications of these relations will be mentioned. (1)
خلاصه ماشینی:
This country's presence at the Middle East Peace Conference in Madrid clearly demonstrated its determination to end the confrontation between Arabs and Israel, in line with Gorbachev's pragmatic policy and cooperation with America in international politics.
(21) While the Atlanticists emphasized the necessity of comprehensive cooperation with the West, especially America, the Eurasianists' attention to the geopolitical requirements of Russia, the Middle East, and Asian countries was essentially considered lacking serious credibility within the framework of the dominant Western-oriented approach, and the focus of this country's foreign policy was estimated to be the development of comprehensive relations with the West and especially America.
In the first stage of Russia's foreign policy in the Middle East after the collapse of the Soviet Union, expanding cooperation with the United States and benefiting from the assistance of this country and its Western allies was the main goal of Russian foreign policy.
(104) Military cooperation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation has been strengthened, given the views of both countries on the United States' efforts to dominate the world, as well as Turkey's interests in influencing the Caspian region.
The Impact of Developing Russia-Israel Relations on the Islamic Republic of Iran After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Russian Federation, following the foreign policy of Mikhail Gorbachev, the last General Secretary of the Soviet Union, paid attention to developing relations with countries around the world It was considered within the framework of new economic and political considerations.
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