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Amr Moussa at 90: His Israel Encounters
Diplomat Amr Moussa celebrated his ninetieth birthday. He is a prominent figure in Egyptian and Arab politics, born in 1936 in Cairo into a family with a strong political presence, as both his father and mother were Members of Parliament. Throughout his career, Moussa served in the diplomatic corps and faced hostile attitudes toward Israel. He emphasized that his relationship with Israel experienced ongoing confrontations during his tenure as Minister of Foreign Affairs, rejecting unconditional normalization before Arab rights are restored. He expressed his opposition to Israeli aggressive policies, especially during the Second Palestinian Intifada. A popular song emerged that spread hatred for Israel, mentioning Amr Moussa’s name as a symbol of the Arab stance rejecting occupation. Moussa also confirmed that Egypt was among the few countries that resolutely stood against Israeli policies. He believed that comprehensive peace should encompass all Arab pathways, but Israel sought to muddle peace efforts and normalization without offering real concessions.
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