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October 7 taught Israel a brutal lesson. Egypt is the next test
Analysis: Washington’s decision to waive human rights conditions on military aid to Cairo puts strategic ties first, but Israel must prepare for risks from Egypt’s military power and political uncertainty
Amine Ayoub
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10.07.26
Israel’s southern ‘drone hunters’ prepare for worst-case scenarios on peaceful borders
Thousands of drones carrying weapons and drugs have crossed Israel’s borders with Egypt and Jordan in recent years, but IDF commanders say smuggling has fallen sharply as mixed-gender units step up their response
Ilana Curiel
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10.05.26
Beyond the Houthis: Why the Ethiopia-Eritrea crisis matters for Israel
Opinion: As Israel focuses on Houthi threats from Yemen, tensions among Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt are escalating across the Red Sea, raising risks to maritime security, regional stability and a vital corridor for Israeli trade
Amine Ayoub
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10.03.26
The iron tracks of Sinai: why Israel must keep a close eye on Egypt’s new logistics corridor
Analysis: While diplomats cling to atmospheric reassurances, the 500-kilometer railway project across Sinai is establishing a major logistics corridor requiring rigorous Israeli security scrutiny; realpolitik dictates that hard capabilities matter
Amine Ayoub
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09.28.26
3,300-year-old fragment of world’s oldest surviving peace treaty identified in Turkey
Cuneiform tablet fragment from ancient Hittite capital Hattusa contains clauses from the treaty between Ramesses II and Hattusili III, including rules on refugees, extradition and protection from punishment
Yogev Israeli
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09.28.26
New Oct. 7 warning revealed: Egypt’s intelligence chief called Netanyahu days before attack
After Israel failed to respond to two Egyptian warnings, intelligence chief Abbas Kamel called Netanyahu days before Oct. 7, WSJ reports, while the UAE also briefed him and Egypt continued issuing warnings until 48 hours before the attack
ynet
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09.28.26
Then I got a call from a very senior Egyptian source
Commentary: The Atlantic investigation sheds new light on a Yedioth Ahronoth report from the start of the war; Cairo’s message was stark, but Sinwar blinded those responsible in Israel to his true intentions, and there were other warnings
Smadar Perry
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09.27.26
Egypt spy chief flew to Israel 11 days before Oct. 7 with warning on Gaza, report says
Abbas Kamel reportedly made a rare one-hour visit to Israel on Sept. 26, 2023, warning that Hamas appeared to be preparing for a major escalation; his message lacked a date or attack plan, while Netanyahu’s office later denied receiving an Egyptian warning
ynet
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09.26.26
Israeli couple alleges forced strip search, groping at Egypt’s Taba border crossing
Woman in her 30s says an Egyptian security officer touched her groin, chest and buttocks before ordering her to undress completely; her partner says a male guard also touched his groin during a separate search
Nina Fox
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09.22.26
‘We have nothing’: Tens of thousands flee as Iran-backed rebels draw Yemen into the wider war
Families flee shelling with little but what they can carry as Houthi advance toward Bab el-Mandab deepens Yemen’s humanitarian crisis and threatens global shipping
Associated Press
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09.18.26
AI ’80s nostalgia craze sweeps Arab world — but not everyone is amused
Celebrities and brands embrace AI-generated retro portraits, while Arab media warn the viral trend romanticizes a past many never lived — and may expose users’ biometric data and privacy
Lior Ben Ari
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09.11.26
From security chiefs to Arab leaders: All the warnings Netanyahu received before October 7
Probe into Netanyahu’s call with UAE president adds to red flags raised before October 7; witnesses describe him as 'bored and indifferent,' from 'Jericho Wall' and rejected invasion plans to intelligence letters and warnings from Egypt and UAE
Nina Fox
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09.09.26
UAE gave explicit warning to Netanyahu of Hamas plans days before October 7, new book says
Book says Egypt also warned of a major Hamas operation; days later Netanyahu held off on targeting Sinwar, who had threatened an 'earthquake,' and allegedly failed to brief security chiefs; PMO calls the UAE account 'a complete lie'
ynet
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09.08.26
‘Hamas made this war:’ activist flees Gaza, seeks peace with Israel
After escaping Hamas threats and reaching Italy, lawyer Moumen Al-Natour urges Gaza’s separation from the terror group, new leadership and cooperation with Israel
Felice Friedson/The Media Line
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09.06.26
Egypt sentences TV host to death by hanging over drug trafficking
Court says Mission Impossible’ host Sara Khalifa and 11 others formed an organized crime group producing and trafficking synthetic drugs; more than 750 kg of drugs and raw materials were seized
Lior Ben Ari
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09.05.26
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