Monologue | The reasons for the unprecedented crisis in the relations between Egypt and Israel

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, ” Ahmed Barawiyeh, a researcher of Egypt and North Africa issues, has analyzed the growing differences between Egypt and the Zionist regime regarding the Gaza crisis, especially after the recent military conflict between the two sides’ soldiers at the Rafah border crossing, in an analytical video.

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Brouye stated in explaining the roots of this crisis: relations Egypt and the Zionist regime have experienced a deep political crisis which, according to many analysts, is unprecedented or at least unprecedented since the 1978 Camp David Agreement. The main reason for the mentioned crisis is that since the Israeli attack on Rafah, Egypt has found this regime and the United States to not demand the maintenance of Cairo’s red line.

This The researcher of North African issues in explaining Cairo’s red lines regarding the Gaza crisis said: One of Egypt’s red lines is to keep the Rafah crossing open, which has been violated by the entry of the Zionist army forces and the occupation of areas of the Rafah border crossing. As a result, the Egyptians have stopped sending aid to Gaza through this passage for the time being. The border between Gaza and Egypt and its occupation by Israeli army soldiers added: Tel Aviv and Washington had previously assured Cairo in several stages that the Israeli army would not enter this axis and would not take it over, but we witnessed that this axis It was occupied by the Zionists and the Israeli flag was raised in it. As a result of this event, the president of Egypt, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, was in a bad situation in front of the public opinion of this country.

In the final part of this analysis video, referring to the concerns of the government of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi regarding the Gaza crisis He said: Egyptians want to establish a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel as soon as possible. In addition, Cairo has made proposals for establishing a ceasefire to both sides in several stages, but Israel has not accepted these proposals so far. During this period, Israel insisted on continuing the war and rejected almost all of Egypt’s offers. As a result, it seems that the existing crisis will continue for the time being. Of course, there are also signs that the Zionist regime is finally forced to accept Egypt’s proposals to negotiate for the release of prisoners and a ceasefire in Gaza.

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