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The article focused on Israel's recent escalation, which included threats to hold Egypt responsible for losing Sinai in the event of a war, calls to annex parts of Gaza and Lebanon, and statements by Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich proposing to control approximately 60% of Gaza and incorporate it, in addition to his calls for attacks in the West Bank. Egypt responded to these statements, reaffirming their disinterest in going to war with Israel, and the Egyptian government rejected the Israeli threats. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi emphasized that Egypt has no ambitions and that the Egyptian army is committed solely to defending its territory, contradicting Smotrich's claims. These statements come amid an atmosphere of escalating tension between Israel and its Arab neighbors, with talk of Egypt's readiness to support Saudi Arabia and Israeli calls for military operations in the West Bank and Lebanon. Meanwhile, Egypt stresses the importance of political solutions and regional stability.
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