Egyptian figures to Smotrich: There will be no 'Israel'
Egyptian journalists, lawmakers, and influencers launched a sharp attack on Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich after he threatened to harm Sinai, vowing that there will be no 'Israel'. The response came after Smotrich's statement that 'there will be no Sinai' if Egypt attacked him. Journalist Ahmed Moussa condemned the remarks, asserting that the price of war is known and that the armed forces are ready. MP Mustafa Bakri attacked Smotrich, calling him a 'bully' and 'crazy'.
Egyptian journalists, lawmakers, and influencers launched a sharp attack on Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich after he threatened to harm the Sinai Peninsula. This came in response to a statement Smotrich made on Monday during an interview with the Haredi website 'Hashitblach', in which he said 'there will be no Sinai' if Israel was attacked by Egypt. The Egyptian figures vowed that there will be no 'Israel' if he acted recklessly. Journalist Ahmed Moussa condemned the remarks during his program, asserting that the Egyptian armed forces are ready and that the price of war is known. MP Mustafa Bakri attacked Smotrich, calling him a 'bully' and 'crazy', and stated that the Egyptian army is ready to crush him. Influencer Loay Al-Khatib also described Smotrich as crazy. This comes on the anniversary of the October 1973 victory, where Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi affirmed that the armed forces are on high alert to defend Egypt. The article adopts an inciting discourse against Israel and uses violent language to describe the Israeli official.