Egyptian tanks arrive at the Rafah crossing in violation of the peace treaty, and Egypt warns Israel of the red line

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
We refer to Dalia Ziadeh's controversial speech, in which she described the brutal Israeli occupation as waging a war against terrorism on behalf of the Middle East region, and also described the Palestinian resistance as carrying out terrorism that cannot be justified.

Starting with the British newspaper, the Financial Times, which quoted its sources as saying that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “is seeking to persuade European leaders to pressure Egypt to accept refugees from the Gaza Strip.” Sources familiar with the discussions told the Financial Times that “Netanyahu’s proposal was presented by several countries, including the Czech Republic and Austria, in private discussions during the European Union leaders’ summit on Thursday and Friday.” The newspaper added, “The main European countries, especially France and Germany, in addition to the United Kingdom, rejected this proposal and described it as “unrealistic,” noting “Egyptian officials’ continued resistance to the idea of accepting refugees from Gaza, even on a temporary basis.”

She noted that Cairo clearly expressed its fears that "Israel will seek to use the crisis to impose its problems with the Palestinians on Egypt." The sources added that European leaders "ultimately agreed that Egypt must play an important role in providing large-scale humanitarian aid to Gaza, but without pressuring it to accept refugees." A Western diplomat said: “Netanyahu stressed that the solution could be for the Egyptians to take the residents of Gaza at least during the conflict... but we did not take the matter seriously, because Cairo’s position was and still is very clear in rejecting that.” Another believed that “the pressure resulting from the ongoing Israeli attack on Gaza may lead to a change in the Egyptian position,” considering that “this is the only way...

Now is the time to put increased pressure on the Egyptians to agree to Netanyahu’s request.” Two other sources familiar with the situation told the British newspaper, “Talks are also continuing regarding bringing the injured from Gaza to Egypt, but there is no certainty about reaching an agreement.” A source said. European said, "The Turks have offered to establish a field hospital if necessary, and we do not plan to move field hospitals to North Sinai, but we are offering to provide technical support to strengthen the referral path from Gaza to Egypt."

On the other hand, the military spokesman for the Houthi group announced, on Tuesday, the launch of a large batch of ballistic missiles and a large number of drones towards Israel. Military spokesman Yahya Saree said in a statement broadcast on television that this operation is the third “in support of our brothers in Palestine, and we will continue to carry out more qualitative strikes.” On Tuesday, the Houthi rebels in Yemen vowed to continue launching missiles and drones towards Israel until the "aggression" on the Gaza Strip stops, announcing the launch of three such operations since the outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas on October 7. The Israeli army had previously reported a "penetration by an enemy aircraft" that led to the sounding of sirens in the resort of Eilat overlooking the Red Sea. In another television statement, Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari said that "there is no threat or danger in this area." Last Friday, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the Houthis of launching missiles and drones towards southern Israel, which intercepted “hostile targets.”

In the same context, an American “Patriot” air defense system intercepted a Houthi ballistic missile that was heading towards Israel. Jordan admitted to intercepting a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi movement towards the occupied territories in Palestine. According to the sources, the missile was one of several missiles launched by the Houthi movement towards the Israeli occupation. Jordan's publication of photos of the interception of the missile came hours after Israeli media revealed that the occupation forces opened an investigation into the possibility of Jordan's involvement in a missile strike from Yemen that targeted a secret American base at Ramon Airport in the Negev Desert, which neither Jordan knew about.

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This must be fake news. Egypt will not dare Israel even in Dreamland. The tanks are likely for protecting themselves from Gazans who desperate to get out Gaza through Rafa Crossing.