Row 58963

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You're the one that has no idea what they're talking about. There is a major difference between government's stance and population's stance. Egyptian people may be mixed about anti-Hamas measures by the government, but they really have no say over policy making as Egypt is not really a democracy. The government on the other hand, has had a war on terrorism in Sinai for the past decade, and has grown tight with Israel over it and has grown to hate Hamas more and more since it (since they took control in 2007).

They are definitely waiting for Hamas's demise, but the only reason they fall short of the Rafah offensive is because this does not only entail Hamas's demise but a humanitarian crisis on its border, which can lead to a refugee crisis Egypt cannot handle right now whether economically or on the security side. This explains the current switch up of events where Egypt is actually having a bit of a fallout with Israel, holding a firm stance over the crossing being taken by Israelis (an infuriating move) and Israel's continued dismissal of Egypt's advice not to do the offensive. What did you expect, Egypt to be happy with Israel after? Israel is currently on a smear campaign against Egypt (blaming it for Palestinian suffering) and has repeatedly asked/claimed for the Palestinians to take refuge in Egypt. This is a red line for Egyptian government and of course continued pressure by US and Israel towards this will cause them to be enemies.

You pretend to know, but you don't know anything. Egypt's greater enemy has ceased to be Israel since the peace treaty was made. Current Egypt values stability over all else. However, Israel is a close contender if it aims to cause a refuge crisis on Sinai, as that will destabilize it.

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