Sisi Declares Sinai Recovery Achieved
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi responded to Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's threats regarding Sinai, reaffirming that Egypt has fully regained its territories after the war in defense of its land and that it bears no imperial ambitions towards any country. Sisi clarified that Egypt does not seek escalation and that its relations with Israel are governed by the peace treaty, emphasizing that the country's top priorities are its national security and stability. His remarks came in reaction to Smotrich's threats in October, which indicated the possibility of an attack on Israel from Sinai, an issue that sparked Egyptian protests. Sisi affirmed that Egypt is capable of protecting its sovereignty. Additionally, he reiterated Egypt's call for a two-state solution as a way to achieve a just and lasting peace, and as part of efforts to reduce regional tensions, especially in light of the recent escalation in the Gaza Strip.
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