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Irfan Kanifard, an analyst on Middle East issues, says that the change of government in Israel may change the timing, intensity and manner of operations against the Islamic Republic, but it will not bring about a fundamental change in Israel's security strategy towards Tehran. According to him, dealing with the missile and nuclear program of the Islamic Republic, the cross-border network and its security threats goes beyond election calculations and party politics in Israel.

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Irfan Kanifard, an analyst on Middle East issues, says that the change of government in Israel may change the timing, intensity and manner of operations against the Islamic Republic, but it will not bring about a fundamental change in Israel's security strategy towards Tehran. According to him, dealing with the missile and nuclear program of the Islamic Republic, the cross-border network and its security threats goes beyond election calculations and party politics in Israel.

Irfan Kanifard, an analyst on Middle East issues, says that the change of government in Israel may change the timing, intensity and manner of operations against the Islamic Republic, but it will not bring about a fundamental change in Israel's security strategy towards Tehran. According to him, dealing with the missile and nuclear program of the Islamic Republic, the cross-border network and its security threats goes beyond election calculations and party politics in Israel.

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