Falcon29
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Reportedly if Israel tries to take the Rafah crossing from Egypt it will be a violation of Egyptian sovereignty and their treaty.
Warning from Zionist sources!
They admit he was “facilitating trade with Israel”.
The Gazans have the upper hand!!Ceasefire talks hosted by Qatar, US and UAE have come to a complete halt. - Al Jazeera.
The thing is, Egypt had been already in violation of previous agreements with Israel such as positioning more troops in the Sinai than agreed up. But Israel didn't care-and rightfully so. My guess is not only some extra battalions of the Egyptian troops were not any threat against Israel but also they helped Israel/Egypt control the Gazans. I think Israel applied similar logic to let some weapons into Gaza--as justification to 'mow the grass' periodically. And we have all all seen how many times the grass has been mowed. But now everyone realizes that Israelis were too arrogant of their power and in underestimation of the Gazans' power. And hence October 7.Reportedly if Israel tries to take the Rafah crossing from Egypt it will be a violation of Egyptian sovereignty and their treaty.
Not sure why it’s surprising. Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan have always worked with the Israelis, especially since the 2003 war.Traitors within us need to be taken out. As the war is also taken to the Zionists directly
Extra forces maybe a violation but completely taking the Rafah border and making Egypt lose face to its population and that of the region, will more than Egypt can bear.The Gazans have the upper hand!!
The thing is, Egypt had been already in violation of previous agreements with Israel such as positioning more troops in the Sinai than agreed up. But Israel didn't care-and rightfully so. My guess is not only some extra battalions of the Egyptian troops were not any threat against Israel but also they helped Israel/Egypt control the Gazans. I think Israel applied similar logic to let some weapons into Gaza--as justification to 'mow the grass' periodically. And we have all all seen how many times the grass has been mowed. But now everyone realizes that Israelis were too arrogant of their power and in underestimation of the Gazans' power. And hence October 7.
Extra forces maybe a violation but completely taking the Rafah border and making Egypt lose face to its population and that of the region, will more than Egypt can bear.