اهداف ژئوپلیتیکی سیاست ایران‌هراسی هسته‌ای رژیم صهیونیستی

Iranophobia constitutes a strategic project aimed at portraying Iran as a significant threat to both regional and global peace and security, thereby undermining and tarnishing Iran's image in regional and international public opinion. This article seeks to analyze and examine the Zionist regime's Iranophobic policy toward the Islamic Republic of Iran's nuclear program from a geopolitical perspective. To this end, following an examination of theoretical concepts and research findings, the objectives of the Zionist regime's Iranophobic policy regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran's nuclear program have been analyzed. The research findings clearly demonstrate that the Zionist regime's adoption of Iranophobic policy sequentially serves the following objectives: (1) diverting global attention from the Zionist regime's ongoing territorial expansion in Palestine by exaggerating the nuclear Iran threat; (2) isolating the Islamic Republic of Iran as the key actor in the Resistance Axis to limit its geopolitical functions and reduce the sphere of influence of the Resistance Axis; (3) capitalizing on concerns about a nuclear Iran to disrupt the geopolitical balance of power in Southwest Asia; (4) persuading the United States and other UN Security Council members to pressure Iran on nuclear issues; (5) gaining concessions from the U.S. and Western countries to expand geopolitical territory; (6) obscuring its own military nuclear program; (7) utilizing nuclear Iranophobia as a tool in the Zionist regime's internal political competitions; and (8) fostering internal cohesion within Zionist regime society. The macro-approach of this research is grounded in constructivist theory, particularly focusing on the concept of 'identity.' By applying the identity framework from constructivist theory, it seeks to comprehend the 'Iranophobia' policy, especially 'nuclear Iranophobia,' from the Zionist regime's perspective. Data collection methods include both library research and field studies (questionnaires).