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Egypt Condemns Israeli Escalation, Warns of Sovereignty Violations and Assassinations

Published July 31, 2024
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Egypt condemned on Wednesday the recent Israeli escalation policy, and warned of the implications of violating the sovereignty of states and assassinations.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs demanded the UN Security Council and influential international powers to take action to stop the current perilous escalation in the Middle East, and inhibit security conditions from going out of control.

The statement noted that the escalation was simultaneous with the stalling of Gaza ceasefire negotiations, which reflected the absence of an Israeli political willpower for pacification.

The ministry lamented that the recent escalation undermined the efforts deployed by Egypt and partners to end the war in Gaza and put an end to the suffering of the Palestinian people.

In a shocking and significant development, Ismail Haniyeh, the prominent leader of Hamas, has reportedly been killed today. The circumstances surrounding his death are currently under investigation, but early reports suggest that it may have been the result of a targeted attack.

Haniyeh, who has served as the political chief of Hamas since 2017, was a central figure in Palestinian politics and played a crucial role in the organization’s leadership. His death is expected to have profound implications for the region, potentially escalating tensions between Hamas and Israel, as well as impacting the broader Middle Eastern geopolitical landscape.

Reactions to Haniyeh’s death have been swift and varied. Hamas has vowed to investigate the incident thoroughly and has called for unity among its supporters in the face of this significant loss. The Palestinian Authority has also condemned the killing, labeling it an act of aggression aimed at destabilizing the region.

International responses have been mixed, with some countries calling for restraint and dialogue to prevent further escalation. The United Nations has expressed concern over the potential for increased violence and has urged all parties to exercise caution.

As more details emerge, the situation remains fluid, and the impact of Haniyeh’s death on the peace process and regional stability will be closely monitored. The coming days and weeks are likely to be critical in determining the future trajectory of relations between Israel, Hamas, and other key stakeholders in the Middle East.

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