The purpose of this research is to identify threats that challenge the resilience of the political system in the second step of the Islamic revolution. The experience of the formed crises shows that the approach of the political system was to try for survival and stability. In the resilience literature, changes in past policies and the type of facing threats and dynamic adaptation to the environmental conditions of the political system are important. The method of the current research is based on the three-pronged model and thematic analysis and open interview tool. The findings of the theme analysis show that the most important threats to the political system are structural (lack of recognition of resilience, lack of supervision, incorrect implementation of policies, lack of attention to stakeholders) and behavioral (the nature of agents, understanding incorrect from the organization, ambiguity in the organization's culture, lack of sufficient knowledge, lack of motivation) and contextually (ambiguity in understanding the environment inside the political system such as the level of analysis of power relations, deviation from the revolutionary identity and the environment outside the political system such as the intensification of peripheral conflicts, lack of adaptive behavior, lack of predicting alternative scenarios).