Cairo International Airport was hacked in support of Hamas and an American warning about Egypt’s reaction

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The beginning was with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, who responded to statements attributed to Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich regarding the displacement of Palestinians outside Gaza, and said that they were “irresponsible, violate international law, and are completely rejected.” Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ambassador Ahmed Abu Zeid, said in a statement, published on the ministry’s official Facebook page, that the Egyptian Foreign Minister’s comments came during statements by diplomatic editors, in response to the Israeli Minister of Finance’s statement about “considering the voluntary displacement of the population of Gaza as the most appropriate humanitarian solution.” .

The spokesman added, "Sameh Shukri said that it has been observed over the past period, a fluctuation of irresponsible statements attributed to Israeli government officials, which in their entirety violate the rules and provisions of international law and international humanitarian law." The Egyptian Foreign Minister stressed that “the statement of the Israeli Minister of Finance is an expression of the Israeli government’s policy that violates international laws, and that any attempt to justify and encourage the displacement of Palestinians outside the Gaza Strip is completely rejected by Egypt and internationally,” according to the statement.

The ministry spokesman added that the Foreign Minister "deplored talking about the displacement process as if it were occurring voluntarily." Shukri believed that “the displacement of citizens in Gaza is the result of deliberate military targeting of civilians in the Strip, and intentional siege and starvation operations, aimed at creating conditions that lead citizens to leave their homes and areas of residence, in a full-fledged war crime, in accordance with the provisions of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949,” according to a statement. Ministry. Shukry affirmed “Egypt’s position categorically rejecting policies of forced displacement of Palestinians, or deliberately withholding humanitarian aid and necessary services, which creates unbearable conditions for civilians, or allowing the liquidation of the Palestinian cause.”

Shukri said, "Anyone who claims to care about the humanitarian situation in Gaza must work to stop the military operations that led to the killing of civilians, including children and women."

On the other hand, the Commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Air Forces, Amir Ali Hajizadeh, said that there is a possibility of the war expanding in the region, and that Tehran is prepared “for all possibilities.” On the other hand, former Iranian Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, said that the entry of Iran and Hezbollah into the Middle East conflict is “the ultimate hope of Israel.”

Hajizadeh said in reference to the continuation of conflicts in the region: “Today the war has extended and Lebanon is involved in it. It is possible that the conflicts will expand further.” The statements of the Commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Air Forces come at a time when clashes are intensifying between the Israeli army and Hezbollah near the Lebanese border. Six people were injured following the missile attack launched by Hezbollah on northern Israel yesterday, Sunday. It was reported that an anti-tank missile was fired from Lebanese territory, hitting several civilian cars in the "Metula" area, near the Lebanese border.

In contrast, the Israeli army responded to Hezbollah's movements with artillery fire and air strikes. Many Lebanese activists use the slogan “Lebanon first, not the Islamic Republic” on social media to stress the need for Beirut not to enter into regional conflicts. Activists believe that Hezbollah militias seek to meet the interests of Tehran, not the Lebanese people. Hajizadeh added that the Americans do not "threaten" Iran, but in their correspondence with Tehran they speak "in the language of wishes and requests."

Finally, Dr. Engineer Abdel Khaleq Mohamed, Head of the Information and Communications Technology Sector at Cairo Air Port Company, commented on the Cairo Airport website being hacked during the last hours, stressing that since the beginning of the day, the site has been subjected to a cyber attack, the purpose of which is to disrupt the Cairo Airport website. about job.

Abdel Khaleq Muhammad added that this attack is from outside Egypt, and its clues are being traced, noting that it has been reassured that all data is on the site and that none of the data contained on the site has been leaked. Engineer Abdel-Khaleq Mohamed confirmed that the site displays some services inside the airport, and not data on flights, their timing and appointments, stressing that Cairo International Airport has the highest degree of security for data on flights and products. The head of the Information and Communications Technology Sector at Cairo Air Port Company indicated that by the end of the day; All services will return, and the Cairo Airport website will be available for everyone to deal with.

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