Do you find it not strange at all that the right-wingers in America and Israel and the right-wingers in Iran?

Your understanding is too simplistic. Your attempt to equate Iran's radical totalitarian Muslim theocracy and Israels democratic liberal national secular government,compares chalk to cheese. Israel has never threatened to wipe any Nation off the Map.Iran does stop threatening a nuclear holocaust , Iran means what it says. Neither Iraq nor Turkey seek confrontation with Iran.Iran has no reason to develop nuclear military might,except for a megalomanic need for power. As for your views on Israel,they reflect a lack of understanding.Remember that Israel has been governed by coalitions for it's entire history.Likud is not even the largest party in the Knesset. Likud is also fairly centrist with at least two parties on it's right.

What is silly here is that you equate what you dub to be "right wingers" in Israel and the USA with "right wingers" in Iran, and assume that they are one and the same. Since Israel and the USA are Western style democracies and Iran is not, the very NOTION of a "right winger" is inherently different. Also, what is silly here is that you seem to think that a "call to war" or "engaging in war" is a "right wing" notion. The reality is that many people, not all of them labeled "right wingers", are concerned about Iran's push to going nuclear. That being the case, the LOGICAL course of action is to consider ALL possible options. There may be a way to solve it diplomatically, but that may not work. Thus, it is reasonable to at least CONSIDER a military option.

From you: "Netanyahu released a statement a week ago, expressing his concerns of the effect of Arab Spring will have on Israel's borders. He believes that "radical Islamists" in Gaza and the West Bank will be re-energized, thus pushing out secularists like the Fatah Party in the coming elections. The other main concern from the right wing Likud Party is Iran." ) No place in Netanyahu's comments does he express goals of war. ) All his stated concerns are quite rational. ) They are NOT rightwing concerns, but majority of ALL Israelis would call these, basic Israeli security concerns. You're trying to tie in rightwing with rightwing, doesn't fly because Israel's rightwing is your basic democratic this platform vs. that one. Iran's rightwing is a totally different concept, which runs morality police to keep headscarves in place, and beats up it's protestors for wanting a vote. You make it clear in your Iranian paragraph why Israel would need to take out a nuclear Iranian project. It's not a premptive war strike. They wouldn't be declaring war, nor stating that Iran was declaring war. It's a grey area without the declarations. Iran's concern I'd argue isn't "national security." No one was threatening them with nukes. Their concern is regional domination. So Arab countries are VERY worried about a nuclear Iran unbalancing the region, as well as much of the rest of the world.

To have a rightwing, you need a leftwing. Iran's dictatorship kills it's leftwing. Israel's a democracy dude.