Israeli Minister Says 'There Will Be No Sinai' if Egypt Attacks Israel
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Bezalel Smotrich makes remarks on the eve of Egypt's commemoration of 1973 war
Israel's far-right Finance Minister Smotrich claimed that if Egypt attacked Israel, "there would be no Sinai left."
Israel's far-right Finance Minister, Bezalel Smotrich, claimed that if Egypt attacked Israel, there would be no Sinai left. While there has been no official response from Egyptian authorities to the statement, President Sisi said yesterday that the army was ready to protect national security.
Istanbul: Israel's extremist finance minister, Tesel Smutrich, said that there would be no Sinai, if his country was attacked by Egypt. This came during a photo interview from his home, which he conducted with the Hariri website, Hashtiblakh, Monday, on the eve of Egypt's celebration of the 53rd anniversary of October 1973's victory over Israel, under which the Sinai peninsula (north-east) was liberated [...]
The Minister of the occupation army threatened to occupy the Sinai peninsula as soon as Egypt changed its positions and attacked the entity.
Israel will respond strongly to any Egyptian attack, threatening that, if Egypt attacks us, there will be no Sinai. Statements have been intense in their tone, given the sensitivity of Egyptian-Israeli relations and escalating regional tensions.
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