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Pakistan itself is not threat to them but as part of trilateral cooperation between SA, Turkiye suddenly becomes grave one due his nuclear capabilities and ability once facilities established to burn out weapon systems like bread in bakeries due its human wealth.Pakistan is not a threat to Israel at least into near future; Pakistani planners know who the real enemy is and so the Pakistanis do whatever it takes to buttress Pakistani military, including the shameful bootlicking of Trump. Sure, diplomatically, Pakistanis make a lot of noise against Israel but Pakistanis know their limits. They really know their limits and don't over-reach because Pakistan is not capable of tackling a Superpower and its allies while there is the giant, powerful India ready to pounce given any opportunity.
I think IF Iran falls to the level like Syria has, then Israel's next target will be Turkey, specifically the Turkish foothold in Syria after Assad fell. That's too close for comfort for Israel; Pakistan is more peripheral and not only in terms of geography.
This should be a lesson to those who supported the PKK against Turkey, and now the same snakes are turning around and biting.
This is one week work for the IRGC. All 5 of them.
One side is fighting the zionists. The other side is teamed up with he zionists themselves. They funded and trained ISIS, Al-Qaida to fight the resistance against zionism. Installed a puppet in Syria to further dismantle the resistance against zionists, even provided the zionists with oil while they were geocoding Palestianians. But you say "I can't take side between two Muslim countries" It proves my point because when forced to pick between sect and Islam, muslims usually choose sect, like what you are doing here.How it proves your point? By refusing to take a side between two rival and diverging paths muslim countries itself?

I think it is more complicated then that with lot of caveats but it is futile to dissect those in current situation but if iranian leadership thinks like you do problem is much bigger then argumentative talk on forum.One side is fighting the zionists. The other side is teamed up with he zionists themselves. They funded and trained ISIS, Al-Qaida to fight the resistance against zionism. Installed a puppet in Syria to further dismantle the resistance against zionists, even provided the zionists with oil while they were geocoding Palestianians. But you say "I can't take side between two Muslim countries" It proves my point because when forced to pick between sect and Islam, muslims usually choose sect, like what you are doing here.
I have a feeling whatever the next government after Khamenei will be, will think this way. Islamic unity does not exist. It will unfortunately always remain Sunni vs Shia. But Iran tried at least to look beyond sect and unify muslims.I think it is more complicated then that with lot of caveats but it is futile to dissect those in current situation but if iranian leadership thinks like you do problem is much bigger then argumentative talk on forum.
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