Iran and Israel have a long history of animosity that dates back to the Iranian revolution in 1979 when Ayatollah Khomeini came to power and declared Israel as an enemy of Islam. Iran’s support for anti-Israeli groups like Hezbollah and Hamas has only intensified the hatred between the two countries, as well as Iran’s nuclear ambitions being seen as a threat by Israel. With no diplomatic relations and strong ideological differences, the tension between Iran and Israel remains high, fueled by military spending disparities, regional influence, and religious beliefs.
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