Israel's efforts to prevent an agreement between Iran and Washington are understandable to some extent, because this ill-fated regime knows very well that, compared to Iran's capacities and capabilities, it does not have a decisive position in global equations on its own, and it has owed a significant part of its military and security successes to intelligence influence in managers, technological superiority, and political support and powerful lobbies in the United States.
In contrast, Iran's future will be determined not by Israel's actions, but by the country's strategic decisions, economic power, internal cohesion, and international interactions. From this perspective, Israel is not a large enough number to single-handedly determine Iran's fate and future.
