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Tel Aviv told Saudi Arabia it won’t take steps toward Palestinian statehood, so it won’t normalize relations on Saudi terms. They say only after they “defeat” Hamas — so the deal is basically on hold.

unless hamas is defeated? so never

does the new defence pact between saudi and pakistan mean israel is not the only nuclear power in the region anymore?

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❗️🇪🇬/🇵🇸 ANALYSIS

If Egypt were to step in militarily, the balance on the ground would shift in hours — southern Palestine could be liberated, and at the very least all of Gaza would return free of the occupation.

Egypt today holds the international “green card” to act however it chooses, after all that Israel has done over the past two years.

In fact, Israel forcing Palestinians toward Egypt might prove the decisive mistake: it would compel Cairo to intervene militarily. Far from weakening the Palestinian cause, such a scenario could end up being the best decision for Palestinians — and for the stability of the wider Middle East