Egypt issues a final warning to Israel after the people of Gaza moved to the Egyptian border in preparation for storming Sinai

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the Israeli occupation army, which announced the killing of two soldiers during the ongoing battles in the Gaza Strip with Hamas militants. One of the dead was the son of former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, Sergeant (reserve), Gal Meir Eisenkot, 25 years old, from the 699th Battalion of the 551st Brigade, from Herzliya, according to what the Times of Israel newspaper reported.

Eisenkot, a minister in the current war cabinet on behalf of Benny Gantz's National Unity Party, is a high-level cabinet observer leading the response to the Gaza campaign. Eisenkot received news of his son's death while touring the IDF's Southern Command alongside Gantz earlier today, according to the "Times of Israel." Gal Eisenkot was killed after a bomb exploded in a tunnel near the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. He was transferred in serious condition to a hospital in Israel, where he died of his wounds.

Immediately after the news was confirmed by the Ministry of Defense, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered his condolences to the Eisenkot family. Netanyahu wrote on the He continued, "We send our condolences from the bottom of our hearts to your family and the families of all our fallen heroes. The government of Israel and the citizens of Israel are with you."

On the other hand, the American website "Axios" reported that Egypt warned the United States and "Israel" of a rupture in relations between Cairo and "Tel Aviv" if Palestinian refugees fled to Sinai, as a result of the Israeli aggression on Gaza. According to the site, Israeli officials say that, during the past few weeks, Egyptian officials, including leaders in the army and intelligence services, told their counterparts in the Israeli “Army” and “Shin Bet” that they are “very concerned about the repercussions of the military operation in southern Gaza on Egypt.” ".

The Egyptians expressed their concern that the crisis at their border with Gaza would “lead to thousands of Palestinian refugees crossing the border barrier and trying to find shelter in Sinai,” according to three Israeli officials. According to “Axios,” Israeli officials stated that the Egyptians informed “Israel” that such a scenario could create “a serious crisis in relations between Egypt and Israel.” In turn, an American official confirmed that Egypt shares the same concerns with the United States, noting that Egyptian officials had also warned them. From a “break” with “Israel”, if that happens. It is noteworthy that, earlier today, the head of the Egyptian State Information Service, Diaa Rashwan, stated in press statements the main principles that governed Cairo’s position regarding the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, And the occupation’s plan to displace Palestinians to Sinai.

Rashwan affirmed Egypt's absolute rejection of the policy of forced displacement carried out by "Israel" against the people of Gaza inside the Gaza Strip, and the attempts to displace them towards Sinai, or push it through its aggression and practices. He stressed that Cairo “will not allow this plan to pass, regardless of the results, and no one can impose a fait accompli by force,” noting that “the Egyptian state possesses all the tools that enable it to preserve its land and national security.”

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