Egypt withdraws Attempts to persuade Egypt to give up the Philadelphia Axis and Egypt resolves the matter by withdrawing from the negotiations

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the Hebrew newspaper Maariv, which quoted the British magazine The Economist, saying that Hezbollah ordered the withdrawal of its forces from the border with Israel to a depth of 2-3 kilometers, which Maariv considered a sign of a tactical retreat from Hezbollah that indicates the unwillingness of its leaders to enter into an open armed confrontation. With Israel. This comes at a time when Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant told the US Department of Energy Envoy Amos Hochstein that Tel Aviv prefers political solutions with Hezbollah over military options, although Gallant stressed at the same time that the window for this political solution before Hezbollah is only short-term. .

In another context, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi stressed to a delegation from the US Congress the importance of intensive work to avoid factors that expand the scope of the conflict in the region, warning of “dangerous consequences” for regional and international peace and security. A statement by the Egyptian presidency stated that Sisi stressed to the American delegation that “the only way to achieve sustainable security and stability in the region is a settlement based on justice, in a way that achieves true security for all the peoples of the region and defuses crises and wars at this level.”

The statement added that Sisi also stressed “the necessity of working seriously on a just and comprehensive settlement of the Palestinian issue, through the establishment of an independent Palestinian state in accordance with the approved terms of reference,” noting that “the current priority is to reach a ceasefire, protect civilians, and allow relief aid to enter in sufficient quantities to confront the situation.” "The humanitarian tragedy faced by the people of the Gaza Strip." The Egyptian President renewed "Egypt's complete rejection of attempts to liquidate the Palestinian cause by displacing Palestinians from their lands."

Egypt and Qatar mediate between Hamas and Israel after the latter launched an intensive ground and air operation on the Gaza Strip following the movement’s surprise attack on Israeli towns on October 7. In a related context, Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmed Abu Zeid said that the developments of recent weeks reveal the danger of the scenario of expanding the conflict in the region, especially with the increasing severity and intensity of skirmishes in the Lebanese arena and in Iraq and Syria. Abu Zeid added in a statement after a meeting between Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and members of the US Senate and House of Representatives in Cairo that the security of navigation in the Red Sea is necessary for the flow and safety of global trade movement.

The Foreign Ministry spokesman indicated that the Foreign Minister stressed during the meeting “the necessity of stopping the targeting of civilians and the violence of Israeli settlers, and the priority and inevitability of reaching an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire,” stressing “the need for influential international parties, especially the United States, to assume their responsibilities towards stopping Israeli violations.” in Gaza, calling them by their correct names, and holding the perpetrators accountable.” Shukri also stressed the need for humanitarian aid to be delivered in quantities that meet the needs of the residents of the Gaza Strip, expressing his aspiration for the full implementation of Security Council Resolution No. 2720 in a way that contributes to the urgent and sustainable delivery of aid to meet the humanitarian needs of the Strip. The Egyptian Foreign Minister stressed "Egypt's complete rejection of all forms of displacement of Palestinians, or the liquidation of the Palestinian cause," explaining that these "ideas cannot achieve stability in the region."

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