Strategic Alliance of the UAE and Israel; Consequences of Hebrew-Arabic relations on the security of the Persian Gulf

The findings of article, by using the theory of threat balance and the Descriptive analytical method and written and virtual sources, show the fragility of the political and security geopolitics of the UAE and Israel, especially after ISIS; failure in Libya, Yemen and the effort to find a strategic ally and Israel feel threatened by the Islamic Republic of Iran being as close as possible to the borders of the occupied territories); Second; Non-dependence on the United States alone, especially in the military and security fields; Intense rivalries between Amir Dubai and Abu Dhabi over the future kingdom of the UAE (Emir of Abu Dhabi's attempt to achieve the future kingdom of the UAE and avert the danger of political rivals), Fourth; The economic benefits of the Zionists include their presence in the UAE (oil, the use of UAE military bases and the sale of military weapons) and, ultimately, Trump's success in the US presidential election. The consequences of this problem can be examined in four major dimensions. First; The gradual normalization of the political relations of the Arabs of West Asia with Israel (collapse of the ugliness of the relations of the Arabs with Israel) Second; The escalation of insecurity for the Islamic Republic of Iran, the third infiltration of the insecurity crisis to the borders of all countries in the region, And finally the escalation of militarism and armed conflicts in the Persian Gulf.