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| The Egyptian embassy in Tel Aviv "Reuters" |
Do not blame me if it turns out it is untrue in the morning.
There is a huge protest in front of the Israeli embassy also tonight as not less than 6000 protesters are there. The Muslim brotherhood has joined the protest.
Again the protesters want to kick out the Israeli ambassador. As you know there is currently a sit in in front of the embassy and today protesters and army forces broke their fast together.
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Here is a photo for the current protest in front of the Israeli embassy in Giza tonight by Jonathan Rashad
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| By Jonathan Rashad |
Here is a very interesting analysis by Reuters you should read.
Updated @12:4 PM CLT
Dr. Ali El Salmi announced that minister of information Heikal will announce a new statement on National TV.
Technorati Tags: Citizen Journalism,Egypt,Egyptian Army,Follow Up,Israel,Media,National Security,Politics
"Cairo agreed not to recall the Egyptian ambassador from Israel" according to DebkaFile.
ReplyDeleteSomehow I don't get it. There is only talking about the innocent Egyptians, who were shot. yes that is unacceptable. However that prior to this equally innocent Israelis were shot by Palestinians who operated freely from Egypt is ignored. Egypt failed to control its border and is responsible for those Israeli casualties too.
ReplyDeleteEgyptians are always very fast pointing their fingers at others. To live up to their own duties is unknown to them. Criminals rule the streets, the home territory is out of control, SCAF plays war games - it is tragic and hilarious!
I have to wonder when diplomacy breaks down and nations take up arms.Egypt is in a rather strange position. On the one hand receiving aid from the U.S and on the other supporting Palestine.Then there's the issue of the Sinai My advice is to follow the money and that should tell you how the leaders will act.
ReplyDeletethere is something i don't understand,obviously the Egyptian solders where hurt by mistake since the Egyptian and the Israeli forces where fighting together against the attack......no?.. the two forces have many years of cooperation on this boarder. of course there has to be an investigation of what happened,hopefully a joint one,Israeli and Egyptian. but when i see the Egyptian demonstration and reaction, i brings me to the sad conclusion that i seems that Egyptians don't really like the peace with Israel.. i have never seen an Egyptian tourist in tel aviv..
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ReplyDelete@peace: what you see as demonstrations are the uneducated and ignorants among the Egyptians. Go ask those Egyptians who work with Israeli tourist groups, they have no problems with Israel. Go ask those Egyptians who are working in qualified industrial zones in cooperation with Israeli investors. They have no quarrel with Israel.
ReplyDeleteThe others, who have no clue that millions of jobs in Egypt are depending on relations with Israel, make noise right now, however, these few don't count. There are 82 millions of Egyptians and most of them want to go on with their lives.
Having said this: Israel should by all means rethink their policies. These ongoing settlements will do no good and will lead only to international alienation. If Israel wants true peace, people like Bibi and Liebermann must go.
@peace: Do not despair. Read this and you know what really is going on in Sinai:
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The question is, have the Egyptian forces in Sinai gone from assisting in the smuggling of weaponry into Gaza, to providing direct military support for Hamas attacks against Israeli targets?
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