Smutrich maintains harsh Egypt warnings

The article focused on Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's threats to Egypt, where he questioned President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s intentions following his statements affirming that Egypt has no regional ambitions or desire for war with Israel. Smotrich once again threatened Sinai, hinting that Israel would take action if Egypt threatened its security, and he indicated that Egypt would lose Sinai if Israel attacked it. Egypt responded strongly to these remarks, affirming its ability to defend its territory and dismissing the threats as empty. President Sisi emphasized that Egypt does not seek war and is concentrated on maintaining its security and stability, reaffirming the peace treaty with Israel and rejecting threats related to addressing Palestinian issues or evacuating residents from Gaza. The statements also touched on discussions regarding Israeli military and security relations, highlighting that Egypt considers the Palestinian matter and threats to Gaza as serious concerns for the region.

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