Izadi: If Trump loses the election, he has until January 20 to act / Israel has more room for political gain in times of crisis

In an interview with Safir Arjan, Jahanbakhsh Izadi stressed that Israel's political structure is such that there is not only a consensus on the Islamic Republic, but Netanyahu's rival party and Mr. Naftali Bennett have even put forward the 'thousand strikes' strategy.

Arjan's ambassador - Jahanbakhsh Izadi, a professor of international relations, said in a conversation with Arjan's ambassador: "Of course, Netanyahu's rivals also have a military and security background. You see, the political structure of the two countries is different in this regard, but they also have similarities. For example, in Israel, the cabinets that are formed are usually coalitions. Even if Netanyahu does not win after the election, but can form a coalition cabinet, they still have about 60 days to form the final cabinet, and in this interval, there is a possibility of various events. Therefore, they have time to take actions after the elections."

In the following, you will read a part of Jahanbakhsh Yazidi's conversation with Ambassador Arjan;

Netanyahu is interested in the atmosphere remaining insecure and turbulent/ Israel has more capacity for political hunting in crisis conditions.

At the same rate, Netanyahu is trying to get the result of the election in a crisis, chaos and political, military and security environment. As you know, basically, Israel is a crisis-ridden system, and in crisis conditions, it has more capacity for political hunting than in a normal environment. Therefore, both sides are trying to manage the existing atmosphere in such a way that the results of the elections will be determined in their favor and their political trend, and especially the Israelis and Netanyahu personally are interested in the atmosphere remaining insecure and turbulent.

Netanyahu sometimes exaggerates some subjects; For example, about Flydubai or some things related to Gaza and Lebanon. He magnifies and highlights these issues to make the danger appear bigger and at the same time, he presents himself as a skilled politician in confronting the Islamic Republic. As a result, he can turn some of the votes in his favor.

If Trump loses the election, he has until January 20 to act. There is a kind of consensus in Israel about the Islamic Republic

Of course, Netanyahu's rivals also have a military and security background. You see, the political structure of the two countries is different in this regard, but they also have similarities. For example, in Israel, the cabinets that are formed are usually coalitions. Even if Netanyahu does not win after the election, but can form a coalition cabinet, they still have about 60 days to form the final cabinet, and in this interval, there is a possibility of various events. Therefore, they have time to take action after the election.

There is a similar situation in America. If Trump loses the result of the election, in the case of his respective party, he still has time until January 20, and in these two months, he can take actions freely. Therefore, my emphasis is that one should pay attention to the election process, the pre-election period, the post-election period and where exactly the turning point of the decisions will be postponed.

Regarding the other part of your question, which is related to the rival party, it should be said that the political structure of Israel is such that there is not only a kind of consensus about the Islamic Republic, but even the "thousand strikes" strategy has been proposed by the rival party of Netanyahu and Mr. Naftali Bennett. Therefore, since they raise the issue of their identity and existence, they do not hesitate to face any threat, including war or other actions, if their interests require it.