Trump and Sisi and the unexpected call

Seven requirements In what manner were they addressed?

On Tuesday, the American president, Donald Trump, initiated a call to the Egyptian president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, under the pretext of congratulating him on Eid al-Fitr. This action indicates that the individual who initiated the call is in a state of crisis and is seeking assistance from the Egyptian president in resolving it. It is not customary for President Trump, or for the majority of American presidents, to initiate phone calls to third-world leaders to extend their congratulations on holidays, particularly when the president has declined their invitation to visit the White House, thereby rejecting their instructions. This pertains to the Egyptian president who declined to engage in dialogue regarding the United States’ intentions to relocate Gazans, as well as his refusal to emulate Zelensky, regardless of whether or not others concurred with his stance.

The Egyptian presidential statement regarding the content of this unexpected call from the leader of the world’s strongest military and economic power (for now) is diplomatic. It addresses the enhancement of strategic relations between the two countries, the situation in the Middle East, and the mediation efforts to restore calm to the region. This positively impacts navigation in the Red Sea and halts the economic losses for all parties. In contrast, the official American statement was more succinct and lucid, as President Trump confirmed that he was “discussing the situation in the Gaza Strip and the confrontation America is waging against the Ansar Allah movement in Yemen.”

The following points summarise the reasons for this emergency American appeal, which was made by an arrogant, haughty Zionist president who was more Zionist than the Zionists themselves:

Responding to an official Israeli request for the United States to intervene and dismantle the military infrastructure established by the Egyptian army in Sinai, as it violates the security annexe in the Camp David Accords and poses a strategic concern for the military leadership of the occupying state.

Secondly, there are ongoing discussions in the Hebrew media regarding the expansion of the docks of Egyptian ports and the runways of airports in Sinai. A senior Israeli military official, who is believed to be General Israel Katz, the Minister of Defence, confirmed to the official Israeli Channel “14I” that Israel will not remain silent and will take action.

Thirdly, the Egyptian Air Force’s capabilities could be considerably enhanced by Egypt’s involvement in negotiations with South Korea to acquire 70 highly advanced “FA 50” combat aircraft, which have the potential to outperform the “F-16” in terms of performance. This information was reported by specialised military magazines. The publication of military information in the British newspaper “The Times” supplement confirmed that the U.S.

Department of Defence controls the activation key for all American fighter jets, particularly the “F-35” stealth aircraft and that several European countries cancelled their orders for the latter for the same reason, which may have prompted this step, which involved travelling to Korea.

Fourth, the American attacks that targeted Yemeni cities such as Sana’a, Saada, and Hodeidah were unsuccessful in their aim to ensure safe commercial navigation in the Red and Arabian Seas and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, defeat the Yemeni “Ansar Allah” movement, and halt its missile and drone attacks on the American aircraft carrier (Harry Truman) and its accompanying frigates. It appears that President Trump is interested in enlisting the assistance of the Egyptian naval and air forces in this unsuccessful conflict.

Fifth: The Egyptian street’s fury has intensified as a result of the occupying state’s resumption of the genocide war in the Gaza Strip, which is a clear and violent violation of the ceasefire agreement that was sponsored by the United States. A warning message of an impending popular explosion, which could potentially escalate into military action against Israel, was conveyed by the enormous demonstration that occurred in Cairo a few days ago, without any police intervention to disperse it.

Sixth: Trump has not renounced his intention to remove two and a half million individuals from the Gaza Strip, thereby establishing a “Riviera of the Middle East”. One of the primary motivations for this phone call with the Egyptian president in a last-ditch effort to persuade him to align with these plans may be Egypt’s insistence on reconstruction and its firm rejection of displacement to safeguard its national security. It is possible that Trump reiterated his threats to reduce Egypt’s financial and military assistance.

Seventh: The Egyptian-Iranian rapprochement that has recently intensified, in conjunction with the American threat to deliver a “hellish” blow to Iranian nuclear facilities, has resulted in Tehran’s rejection of the demands outlined in Trump’s letter to the Supreme Leader, Mr Ali Khamenei. The letter called for the dismantling of nuclear programmes, the cessation of all enrichment activities, and the complete cessation of support for resistance factions in Yemen, the Gaza Strip, southern Lebanon, and Iraq. Trump desires for Egypt to participate in the American trench warfare against Iran.

The Egyptian president’s response to the demands made during the phone conversation with his American counterpart remains unknown; however, certainly, this response could not have been conveyed through the phone call. The military is the ultimate decision-maker in Egypt, a state that is governed by institutions. It is essential to consult its Supreme Council, which is comprised of exceptional military minds and expertise. Anyone who asserts otherwise lacks knowledge of Egypt’s history, present, and future.
Egypt has the right to bolster its military forces in response to the “aggressions” and genocide being committed by “Israel” in Gaza and Lebanon, the devastation in Syria, and the American complicity with it (i.e., the Israeli wars). This is in response to the Israeli violations of the Camp David Accords, which have collapsed on the ground following the occupation of the Salah al-Din axis (Philadelphia) and the commission of atrocities in the Gaza Strip, which is one of the most significant obstacles to the Egyptian national security strategy.

This is a sovereign matter, and we think that Egypt will not permit the United States to intervene in its national security affairs or to comply with Israeli demands to dismantle military infrastructure in Sinai. President Trump and his allies in the occupying state should bear in mind that Egypt is a magnificent nation with a civilisational heritage that spans over 8,000 years, in contrast to Israel’s 76 years and America’s age of just over 300 years, respectively. Egypt is not and never will be a banana republic. Ben-Gurion, the founder of the occupying state, stated that Israel’s strength is not derived from its nuclear weapons but rather from its ability to defeat the armies of three countries: Egypt, Iraq, and Syria.
We are sceptical that the American request for Egypt to participate in its war in Yemen will be granted. Egypt declined to participate in the recent conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Emiratis in Yemen, which is situated near its territory. The country is aware that the conflict is doomed to failure, as evidenced by its catastrophic history in the region. And it will certainly remain distant from this preordained losing American colonial gambit, as Yemen has entered history as a conqueror of empires, and the American one will not be an exception.

In summary, we would like to reiterate that Egypt was the entity that stunned Israel, attacked the Bar Lev Line during daylight hours, and achieved one of the most significant victories in Arab history during the October 10th Ramadan War in 1973. We think that the execution of the “Al-Aqsa Flood” by Hamas, which inflicted the second-greatest defeat on the occupying state on the same date, October 7, is not a coincidence. Therefore, will history reproduce itself in the case of Egypt and on the pristine land of Sinai? We do not exclude that possibility, and the days are numbered.

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