US EditionU.S. Halts Sinai Monitoring Operations, Sparking Israeli Concerns
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 13 – Egypt opposes Israeli military plans in southern Gaza, warning they threaten national security and could lead to suspending the decades-old peace treaty, officials said.
- Egypt has strongly opposed Israel's plan to redeploy its military forces in Gaza, specifically rejecting Israel's intent to maintain a presence in the Rafah area.
- This statement emerges as Israel continues its control over the Rafah governorate and has announced intentions to restrict hundreds of thousands of Palestinians within a camp constructed on the area’s ruins.
- Egypt reinforced its military presence in the Sinai's Zone C to signal serious security concerns and opposes Israeli actions that threaten its sovereignty.
- Since Hamas's October 7 attack, the U.S. halted aerial surveillance and tunnel inspections in Sinai, linked to obligations under the 1979 peace treaty.
- Egypt might reconsider its commitment to the decades-old peace treaty if Israeli moves continue to undermine its security, increasing regional instability risks.
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Egypt Warns Israel Over Gaza Redeployment, Signals Possible Reassessment of Camp David Peace Accords
A senior Egyptian official has voiced sharp opposition to Israel’s proposed military redeployment in Gaza, warning that the plan could jeopardize regional stability and even prompt a reassessment of the Camp David peace accords. In an interview with Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, the official — a member of Egypt’s security delegation involved in ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas — condemned Israel’s plan to maintain a military presenc…
U.S. Halts Sinai Monitoring Operations, Sparking Israeli Concerns
JERUSALEM – The United States has quietly halted its aerial surveillance and tunnel inspection operations in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula since Hamas’ October 7 attack, Israel Hayom reports. These operations, part of American commitments under the 1979 Israel-Egypt peace treaty, were designed to monitor military deployments and underground infrastructure. Israeli officials say Egypt is blocking inspections […]
US stops Egypt oversight, Israeli official: 'Serious breach of peace treaty'
The American forces tasked with overseeing the Israel-Egypt peace treaty have ceased conducting reconnaissance flights over the Sinai Peninsula and inspecting the contents of tunnels since Hamas' October 7 massacre, Israel Hayom has learned. The issue reportedly only began receiving attention under the Trump administration, but no tangible outcomes have been seen thus far. Under the 1979 peace treaty between Israel and Egypt, the US guarantees t…
Egypt threatens to reconsider peace deal over Israel’s Gaza plan
Cairo warns Israeli redeployment in Rafah risks national security, peace accords. By David Brummer, World Israel News Egypt has issued a stern warning to Israel over its military redeployment plan in Gaza, cautioning that it could jeopardize the decades-old peace agreement between the two countries. An Egyptian official involved in the ongoing Israel-Hamas negotiations, mediated by Egypt and Qatar, voiced strong opposition to Israel’s reported i…
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