Egyptian Soldier Killed In Border Clash With Israeli Military Forces
An Egyptian border guard has been killed in an exchange of fire with Israeli military forces at the Rafah crossing on Egypt’s border with the Gaza Strip on Monday.
An Egyptian border guard has been killed in an exchange of fire with Israeli military forces at the Rafah crossing on Egypt’s border with the Gaza Strip on Monday.
A negotiation team of the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, arrived in the Egyptian capital city Cairo for potential agreements to establish a ceasefire and prisoner swap with the Israeli regime.
Despite the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s statement that his government strongly opposes relocating Palestinians to Egypt, satellite images show that Egypt is preparing to settle Palestinian refugees in the Sinai Peninsula.
According to Egyptian sources, the United States diplomats have arrived in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, to negotiate with officials of the African country regarding a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of Israeli prisoners.
According to Western media reports, as a result of Qatar’s negotiations with Hamas, Egypt and the Zionist regime, as well as the United States, a number of dual citizens and injured people who are in serious condition will be taken out through the Rafah border crossing in the south of the Gaza Strip.
According to Arab and Israeli media reports, Israeli officials contacted Egyptian officials and said that any truck carrying humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip would be targeted by airstrikes.
Local sources in Egypt have reported an armed attack on an Israeli tourist vehicle in the city of Alexandria, Egypt.
ISWNews Analysis Group – Following an armed battle between the Israeli regime’s forces and unidentified gunmen near the Nitzana Border Crossing on the border between occupied Palestinian territories and Egypt, three Israeli soldiers were killed and several others were wounded.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Egyptian air force recently received five Sukhoi-35 jet fighters from Russia, despite the threats and pressure of US.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Egyptian parliament agreed to send the Egyptian armed forces to a foreign war mission to defend the country’s national security.
Following the escalation of tensions in Libya and the increase of the Turkish military presence in the country, the Egyptian army held a “decisive 2020” military drill in response to the Turkish military drill and announced full readiness to enter the Libyan war directly.
Investigating the possibility of Egypt entering the Libyan war, the interests of Westerners and West Asian countries in the Libyan war