Israel: Egypt military enhanced presence in Sinai violates peace deal
Strengthening the military presence in Sinai violates the peace agreement signed between Egypt and Israel after the October 1973 war, the Zionist enemy's ambassador to the United States of America said.
"Egypt is committing a very serious violation of the peace agreement in Sinai," according to what was published by the Hebrew website "Israel Hayom," describing the increase in the Egyptian military presence in Sinai and near the border as "an intolerable situation ," Yehiel Leiter added in his first comment on the matter at a conversation with the heads of Jewish organizations.
According to Leiter, who recently assumed his position, Egypt is working in Sinai to "build bases dedicated only to offensive operations," considering this to represent "serious violations of the agreement between the two sides."
He stressed that this issue has been kept secret for a long time and that the Zionist entity "intends to raise this issue as soon as possible and with all determination."
The Hebrew news website "nziv" published a report under the title "Urgent preparation is required to confront the Egyptian military threat," stressing that the usurping entity must prepare for the possibility of another war with Egypt.
The report explained that the parties concerned with the security and military apparatuses in the usurping entity must reach satisfactory answers and appropriate solutions to urgent questions about: the size of the Egyptian forces currently available for war with the Zionist entity, how much time Egypt needs to reach full recruitment and what are its capabilities? And how can the Zionist occupation army prepare for effective defense in advance against the threat within a realistic time frame?
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