Why does Iran (Arab countries) hate Israel so much?

1. Iran is not an Arab country, but an Islamic country. Iran is a multi-ethnic country, ruled by more than half of Persians and about 24% of Azerbaijanis. Iran means superiority in Arabic, so Persians have a strong sense of national identity and national pride. This also determines that Persians do not want to see other nations' countries stronger than themselves. Persians have always disliked Jews (formerly Hebrews), and ethnic conflicts have a long history.

The second key node is the Iranian nuclear issue. The fear that Iran may possess nuclear weapons makes Israelis feel anxious. Israeli officials and military generals have repeatedly called on the international community to exert political and economic pressure on Iran in public, and hinted that if international pressure cannot stop Iran's nuclear weapons program, Israel may unilaterally use force to attack Iran's nuclear facilities; Iran is not to be outdone, criticizing Israel and accusing Israel of being overbearing and arrogant.

2. The Arab countries' opposition to Israel is mainly a territorial issue. /kloc-in 0/32, the Roman Empire expelled Jews from the Palestinian area and changed the place name to "Syria-Palestine". A few Jews remain in Palestine, but the main population has moved from southern Israel to the north. In 638 AD, Muslims seized control of this area from the Byzantine Empire, then several Muslim countries ruled this area, and later became a province of the Ottoman Empire in 15 17. After World War II, Jews returned to Palestine. Fighting for this place is the root of hatred of Israel in the Arab world.