غافلگیری اسرائیل از تصمیم آمریکا درباره ایران

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گزارش‌ها حاکی از آن است که مقامات اسرائیلی از تصمیم آمریکا برای بازگشت به مذاکرات غیرمستقیم با ایران غافلگیر شده‌اند. این موضوع باعث بروز نارضایتی در محافل سیاسی تل‌آویو و افزایش تردیدها نسبت به مسیر آینده تحولات منطقه شده است.در محافل سیاسی و امنیتی اسرائیل، تصمیم اخیر آمریکا برای ازسرگیری مذاکرات غیرمستقیم با ایران با واکنش‌های منفی همراه شده است. این مقامات معتقدند چنین رویکردی می‌تواند فضای مانور بیشتری برای تهران ایجاد کرده و مسیر تحولات را به سمتی غیرقابل پیش‌بینی سوق دهد.بر اساس این دیدگاه، برخی مقام‌های اسرائیلی همچنین از اظهارات مقام آمریکایی درباره عدم «تسلیم» ایران ابراز نارضایتی کرده‌اند و آن را نشانه‌ای از تغییر لحن واشنگتن در قبال تهران می‌دانند. به باور آن‌ها، این تغییر رویکرد می‌تواند تصمیم‌گیری درباره گزینه‌های سخت‌گیرانه‌تر، از جمله اقدام نظامی، را به تعویق بیندازد.در همین حال، تحلیلگران سیاسی بر این باورند که اختلاف نظر میان آمریکا و اسرائیل در موضوع ایران می‌تواند بر هماهنگی‌های راهبردی دو طرف تأثیرگذار باشد. این اختلافات در شرایطی مطرح می‌شود که پرونده ایران همچنان یکی از اصلی‌ترین محورهای تنش در خاورمیانه به شمار می‌رود.برخی ناظران نیز معتقدند ادامه مسیر دیپلماتیک از سوی آمریکا، پیام روشنی درباره اولویت دادن به مدیریت تنش‌ها از طریق گفت‌وگو ارسال می‌کند؛ پیامی که با نگرانی‌های امنیتی اسرائیل هم‌راستا نیست. دکمه بازگشت به بالا

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