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Mostafa Bakry, [you should try his bagels] is a member of the People's Assembly of Egypt. Mo, as his friends call him, has reacted strongly to the Israeli regime’s threat concerning the Aswan High Dam in case of any clash between Tel Aviv and Cairo, saying that if Israel takes action, Egyptians will be in Tel Aviv the following day. Of course, he has other plans that day should it happen, and has yet to get even a callous on his baby-soft palms.
According to the Russian state-run media RT Arabic, Bakry said that Israel has underestimated the capabilities of the Egyptian army, referring to Israeli forces’ difficulties in their fight against Hamas and other Palestinian fighters. In fact, whenever Bakry sees Egyptian soldiers standing at attention, parts of him proudly do the same.
If anyone threatens Egypt’s security, Egyptians will respond forcefully, the shyster lawyer warned, portending that Egypt will not wait for Israeli aircraft to take off from Tel Aviv and conduct any attack on the Aswan High Dam.
An Israeli media outlet reported an upcoming conflict between the regime and Egypt, they should know that Egypt is always ready, always on the job.
The report also suggested that such flooding could paralyze life in Cairo, with up to 1.7 million fatalities and even potentially 10 million casualties without prior warnings.
Earlier, an Israeli website said that the regime could strategically target the dam with missiles at the onset of an attack on Egypt, and could destroy the dam, which would cause catastrophic flooding that would inundated Aswan and Luxor areas. This could then affect military bases and industrial facilities along the Nile River where Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh of Egypt, considered it to be a source of life and essential to agriculture, a body of water used for trade and transport, and the fishing was okay.
Earlier, an Israeli website said that the regime could strategically target the dam with missiles at the onset of an attack on Egypt, and could destroy the dam, which would cause catastrophic flooding that would inundated Aswan and Luxor areas. This could then affect military bases and industrial facilities along the Nile River where Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh of Egypt, considered it to be a source of life and essential to agriculture, a body of water used for trade and transport, and the fishing was okay.
Anyway, the old FAFO standard also applies to Egypt when considering attacking Israel first. And if you would like to support my work, you might consider buying me a coffee. :)
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