A Hebrew newspaper talked about the state of concern among various Israeli communities about the situation of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the leader of the Egyptian regime, due to the major crises that have engulfed Egypt.
The Hebrew newspaper Yediot Aharonot wrote in an editorial written by Samdar Pari, an Israeli journalist and an expert on Arab issues: Sisi’s speech last Thursday was one of his most intense, horrible and ugly speeches in eight years. His rule has passed.”
Pointing out that Sisi wants people to participate in the problems facing Egypt and “the bitter reality that Egypt is going through”, he pointed out many problems that the Nile River country is suffering from, including: supply stoppage wheat by Russia and Ukraine, the devaluation of the Egyptian pound, and the lack of improvement in tourism… and all this, according to Sisi, leads to “rooms at once”.
In Sisi’s defense, the newspaper stated that there are those who “claim that Sisi has invested tens of millions of dollars in the wrong places and that he is a fraud and knows how to abuse his position and demand money from under his hands. Table, while distributing it at the expense of its own people, claiming that “it is difficult to find a solution for a poor country like Egypt.
“What can Israel do to help Egypt (El-Sisi)?” Yediot asked. And he replied: “The hand is on the heart, there is nothing.”
He added: “There is no way to help a country with a population of 107 million people, we can express sympathy at the highest levels. It is certainly desirable that we do not attack and it is worth understanding even if a political crisis between Cairo And Tel Aviv is passing, Israel must stand and you understand their pressure.
He reported that Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid would meet with Sisi at the United Nations headquarters in New York in a few days, explaining that “Sisi is pleased with Lapid and that he has learned how to deal with everyone who elects us.” be satisfied position, and that’s part of the secret.”
He said: “El-Sisi is a neighbor with whom you can talk, as well as Abbas Kamel, the Egyptian Minister of Information, Sisi’s right-hand man.”
He noted that Sisi is arriving in Qatar today to “ask for economic aid and Israel should hope that Sisi’s trip to the Persian Gulf ends successfully” and warned of the consequences of the Egyptian crisis because “the Egyptian crisis is a very bad scenario for us. is. Also.”
Source: Lebanon Debate
