An article by Dr Sajad Abedi : The effects of Iraq's disintegration for Iran and the region

Another crisis is taking place in the region; it is not over, when the ISIL crisis that swept the area into the soil and blood.Another crisis is taking place in the region; it is not over, when the ISIL crisis that swept the area into the soil and blood.

A crisis that some analysts consider to be hard and sometimes irreparable is long-term consequences for all countries in the region, especially Iran, Turkey and Iraq. A crisis that has fueled disorder and insecurity by breaking the fragile political-security norms of the region and may become the first segment of the dominoes of separatism in West Asia; a crisis that creates a regime like Israel as a result of Iran's " Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Referendum ".

Some have described this as the "second Israeli". What seems to be just one patron and that is the Zionist regime. A few days ago, Benjamin Netanyahu backed a referendum on Iraqi Kurdistan, although the Zionist regime's official support for the breakup of Iraq was rooted in the past. Israeli relations with the Kurds of northern Iraq date back to the late 1970s, when even the Israeli secret relations with the Kurds were recognized by the then Zionist regime's prime minister, Monachem Begin, in 1980 (even) in 2004, Israeli media have reported on meetings of Israeli officials with Kurdish political leaders.

The Zionists even have a genetic and bloody claim to the Kurds, as the Zionist newspaper Haaretz reported sixteen years ago in an expanded report that Kurds and Jews have a historical genetic link. They also have historical claims about some Iraqi territories like Babylon.

In recent decades, the Zionists have welcomed the break-up of Iraq and the separation of Kurdistan and even encouraged the authorities so to do. Such an incident has a number of advantages for Israel:First, the strategic neighborhood of Iraqi Kurdistan with Iran brings Israeli security and intelligence agencies along Iran's borders. They can easily have a security and intelligence over Iran, Iraq and Turkey. An issue that is already underway. The 2014 edition of the Financial Times, the British press, emphasized that "Israeli companies have invested in Kurdistan in various fields" and that "all Israeli companies operating in Iraqi Kurdistan are run by Israeli generals."

The most important former Zionist office in the Kurdish region is said to be the former head of the »Mossad Dani Yatum«.The second advantage for the Zionists is that the formation of a new country can distract the minds of the occupied Palestine and even move the Kurdish state.

The next advantage is that Israelis have economic interests in Iraqi Kurdistan. A report issued by the Israeli think tank (Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs) in 2012 states that "Kurdish government has signed contracts with Israeli security and communications companies to train Kurdistan security forces and equip their advanced equipment," the report said. Iraqi airport Erbil international airport has also been made by Israelis. In the summer of 2015, the Financial Times reported that "75 percent of the Israeli import oil comes from Iraqi Kurdistan."

In June 2014, Reuters released a picture of a sea-tanker hovering in a harbor in the occupied territories.The other win of Israel in the case of Barzani's decision and the breakup of Iraq is that the regime can strengthen its relations with the authorities of the climate as an open ally in the region and make the region more influential.Of course, Israel is not alone in this interest, and it seems that the United States will also redouble its interest in the breakdown of Iraq.

Although the United States has officially declared it opposed to a referendum, the American approach shows that they are not really opposed to the break-up of Iraq. What is more, the division of the countries of the region into smaller states that is more manageable, including US policy in the region. Even the US State Department spokesman, on the day that the country objected to the referendum, described it as "the internal issue of Iraq," saying that "the priority should be the defeat of ISIL, and after that, the referendum issue could be considered." "To show America is not very opposed to parsing. Especially, because of the cultural differences that the Kurdish climate has in comparison with other Western Asian countries, its capacity to become a country for the implementation of Western cultural patterns.

The sound of the formation of the second Israeli in the region with the plan that Barzani is currently pursuing is more than ever before and more serious than ever. What is happening is that if it is not taken in front of it, the fragile order of the region will collapse and then it should wait for its security implications in neighboring countries, including Iran. That is why Iran stands firmly against the Western-Iraqi fragmentation of Iraq, part of the great West-developed puzzle for the region. This is a Puzzle which is not a plan for the formation of a new country but a plan for the formation of the region of future wars in the region.