Written by: Nihal Abu Al-Saud
Tuesday, November 28, 2023 12:01 PM
The American magazine Foreign Policy confirmed that President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi rejected a proposal submitted by the United States for Egypt to assume oversight of security in Gaza after the end of the war waged by the Israeli occupation forces on the Strip nearly two months ago.
The magazine indicated in a report on Tuesday that Biden had previously mentioned… An article by the Washington Post In mid-November, American policy aims to eventually reunite the Gaza Strip and the West Bank under a modified version of the Palestinian Authority. But until that happens, it is likely that there will be a need for an interim administrative body to take over responsibility in Gaza. However, there is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s desire for Israel to retain responsibility for Gaza’s security, despite the United States’ refusal, threatens to drag the region into a long-term war.
He refused, the magazine said Egypt Playing any role in managing security in post-war Gaza should not come as a surprise, as those trying to persuade Cairo to participate in such a mission misunderstand the basic factors that guide the decision-making process in Egypt.
The magazine stated that after the brutal Israeli bombing of Gaza, the popularity of the Palestinian cause rose to the sky in Egypt, along with many other countries in the Arab and Islamic world. The high death toll of Palestinian martyrs and the images of destruction resulting from the Israeli military operation in Gaza only served to inflame popular sentiment in these countries against Israel and its supporters, and to support the Palestinians and their struggle to resist the occupation. This prevailing perception will not disappear any time soon, as This is evident from the protests sweeping these countries, including Egypt.
2023-11-28 10:01:00
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