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Regarding Sisi’s rejection of his call.. Netanyahu: Relations with Egypt are well managed and every country has its own interests that it is concerned about.
Regarding Sisi’s rejection of his call.. Netanyahu: Relations with Egypt are well managed and every country has its own interests that it is concerned about.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that relations with Egypt are well managed and each country has its own interests that it is concerned about. 01/27/2024, Sputnik Arabic
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On Saturday evening, the Israeli Channel 13 quoted Netanyahu as saying that relations with Egypt are managed well, or are generally good, and every country has interests that it is concerned about, and that it is concerned about Israel’s interests. Netanyahu’s statement came in response to the channel’s question on its website. Email during a press conference, regarding Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s refusal to receive a phone call from the Israeli Prime Minister, “in light of the disagreements with Egypt over a possible Israeli move in the Philadelphia and Rafah axis.” Last Wednesday, the Israeli Channel 13 reported that the President Al-Masry refused a request to receive a phone call from the Israeli Prime Minister, and the channel quoted two informed Israeli sources as saying that this comes “in light of the disagreements with Egypt over a possible Israeli move in the Philadelphia and Rafah axis.” The channel said that “Netanyahu’s office submitted a request through the Israeli National Security Council.” to the Egyptian side to coordinate a phone call with Al-Sisi, but the request was not responded to.” Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi had stressed that “the Rafah crossing is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” and Al-Sisi said in his speech during the Police Day celebration. The 72nd party said, “Egypt is not the reason for the lack of aid entering Gaza,” stressing that “the Israeli measures are what postpone its entry into the Strip, and it is one of the means of pressure that the Israeli side is exercising on the residents of Gaza.” Last Monday, the head of the Egyptian Information Service confirmed Diaa Rashwan, “Israel’s pursuit of controlling the Philadelphia Corridor in the Gaza Strip, along the border with Egypt, will lead to a serious and serious threat to Egyptian-Israeli relations.” He added that “Israel’s persistence in marketing these lies is an attempt to create legitimacy for its quest to occupy the Philadelphia Corridor.” Or the Salah al-Din Corridor, in the Gaza Strip along the border with Egypt, in violation of the security agreements and protocols signed between it and Egypt. He stressed that “it must be strictly emphasized that any Israeli move in this direction will lead to a serious and serious threat to Egyptian-Israeli relations.” Egypt, in addition to being a country that respects its international obligations, is capable of defending its interests and sovereignty over its land and borders, and will not mortgage them in the hands of a group of extremist Israeli leaders who seek to drag the region into a state of conflict and instability. The statement continued: “The Israeli government must conduct Serious investigations within its army, state agencies, and sectors of society, to search for those truly involved in smuggling weapons into the Gaza Strip, with the aim of profiteering.” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had previously stated that “the Philadelphia axis, or more precisely the southern stopping point (in… Gaza must be under our control… It is clear that any other arrangement will not guarantee the disarmament we seek. Egypt rejects Israel’s control of the Philadelphia axis, relying in this on the peace treaty with Israel signed in 1979, as well as the Oslo Accords. The second was in 1995, when it was agreed that the region would remain a safe zone. The Palestine Liberation Organization criticized Netanyahu’s statements about Israel regaining control of the Philadelphia axis as “a destruction of the agreements with the PLO and Egypt,” and Cairo has reservations about the Israeli plans, to prevent the crisis from worsening in the border areas. The Israeli army has continued its military operations against the Gaza Strip, since last October 7, when the Hamas movement that controls the Strip announced the start of Operation “Al-Aqsa Flood,” in which thousands of rockets were fired from Gaza at Israel, and its forces stormed Israeli settlements adjacent to the Strip. Which caused the death of about 1,200 Israelis, in addition to the capture of about 250 others. The fighting included a truce that lasted for 7 days, which was reached with Egyptian, Qatari, and American mediation, during which prisoners of women and children were exchanged and agreed upon quantities of aid were brought into the Gaza Strip, before military operations were renewed. , on the first of last December. The Israeli bombing and ground operations in the Gaza Strip, since the 7th of last October, resulted in more than 26,000 dead and about 66,000 injured.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that relations with Egypt are well managed and each country has its own interests that it is concerned about.
On Saturday evening, Israeli Channel 13 quoted Netanyahu as saying that relations with Egypt are well managed, or are generally good, and every country has interests that it is concerned about, and that it is concerned for Israel’s interests.
Netanyahu’s statement came in response to the channel’s question on its website during a press conference, regarding Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s refusal to receive a phone call from the Israeli Prime Minister, “in light of the disagreements with Egypt over a possible Israeli move in the Philadelphia and Rafah axis.”
The channel said, “Netanyahu’s office submitted, through the Israeli National Security Council, a request to the Egyptian side to coordinate a phone call with Sisi, but the request was not responded to.”
Last Monday, the head of the Egyptian Information Service, Diaa Rashwan, confirmed that “Israel’s endeavor to control the Philadelphia axis in the Gaza Strip, along the border with Egypt, will lead to a serious and serious threat to Egyptian-Israeli relations.”
The statement continued: “The Israeli government must conduct serious investigations within its army, state agencies, and sectors of society, to search for those truly involved in smuggling weapons into the Gaza Strip, with the aim of profiteering.”
Egypt rejects Israel’s control over the Philadelphia axis, relying on the peace treaty with Israel signed in 1979, as well as the second “Oslo” agreement in 1995, where it was agreed that the region would remain a safe zone.
The Palestine Liberation Organization criticized Netanyahu’s statements about Israel regaining control over the Philadelphia axis as “a destruction of the agreements with the PLO and Egypt,” and Cairo has reservations about the Israeli plans, to prevent the crisis from worsening in the border areas.
The battles included a 7-day truce that was reached with Egyptian, Qatari, and American mediation, during which women and children were exchanged prisoners and agreed amounts of aid were brought into the Gaza Strip, before military operations were renewed on December 1.
The Israeli bombing and ground operations in the Gaza Strip, since October 7, resulted in more than 26,000 deaths and about 66,000 injuries.
