Tensions Rise as Israel Considers Sending Troops to Gaza's Rafah
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Israel has informed Egypt of its plan to send troops into Gaza's Rafah and the Philadelphi Corridor, despite Egypt's opposition, leading to a serious threat to their relations. The tense relationship between Israel and Egypt is reportedly on the verge of collapse amid the IDF's war on Hamas, with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi refusing to take calls from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Cairo being convinced of a secret Israeli plan to expel Palestinians from the Strip to the Sinai Peninsula.
- Israel informs Egypt it will send troops to Gaza's Rafah - report The Jerusalem Post
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- Israel Hamas war updates: Egyptian-Israeli peace may be at risk USA TODAY
- Egypt lashes out at "extremist Israeli leaders" after Netanyahu says IDF must seize Gaza-Egypt buffer zone CBS News
- Egypt warns Israel against seizing Gaza-Philadelphi Corridor The New Arab
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