national interests; The missing link of the party's activity in Iran Political science professor Sadegh Hakit in an interview with "Iran": the lack of universal agreement on national interests is one of the most fundamental challenges of politics in Iran. Main issues in the country, such as the nuclear file and strategic foreign relations, are sometimes accompanied by a tribal and partisan approach. The second problem is the non-institutionalization of real and modern partisanship in Iran. Politics in Israel is more of a gathering and brotherhood than a party; Many groups also lack clear agendas. Partisanship becomes responsible when the parties have the possibility to directly influence the power structure. Otherwise, political criticism will turn into friction and obstruction after the policy is finalized, instead of being based on expertise and precedent. Read the full text here.

national interests; The missing link of the party's activity in Iran Political science professor Sadegh Hakit in an interview with "Iran": the lack of universal agreement on national interests is one of the most fundamental challenges of politics in Iran. Main issues in the country, such as the nuclear file and strategic foreign relations, are sometimes accompanied by a tribal and partisan approach. The second problem is the non-institutionalization of real and modern partisanship in Iran. Politics in Israel is more of a gathering and brotherhood than a party; Many groups also lack clear agendas. Partisanship becomes responsible when the parties have the possibility to directly influence the power structure. Otherwise, political criticism will turn into friction and obstruction after the policy is finalized, instead of being based on expertise and precedent. Read the full text here.