Egyptian President's Humiliation Before Israel

Egypt's president said he has no intention of confrontation with the Zionist regime, adding that as long as Egypt's borders remain secure, the peace treaty with Tel Aviv stands.

The President of Egypt stated that he has no intention of conflict with the Zionist regime and said that as long as Egypt's borders are safe, the peace treaty with Tel Aviv will remain in place.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi took a humble position against the crimes and occupation of the Zionist terrorist regime on Wednesday evening.

El-Sisi said during a speech at the 44th Cultural Symposium of the Egyptian Armed Forces: "I heard the statements of an Israeli official who said that we do not go to war because of the fear of losing the Sinai [region]. I want to tell him, who told you that we are going to war?"

Stating that Egypt has no plans for war against any country, he said: "We have our own land. "We fought to get it back and it's over."

The Egyptian president continued: "As long as our borders are safe and at peace, our peace treaty with Israel is in place, we have no ambitions for them or their territory or anything like that."

Al-Sisi then recognized the fake Zionist regime as a state and claimed: "If a Palestinian state is established next to Israel, stability will be achieved. two countries; One is Israel and one is Palestine, both of which are respected."

He then stated that the national security of the countries bordering the Persian Gulf is an inseparable extension of Egypt's national security, and declared Cairo's readiness to support the reduction of tension and ensure the security of navigation in the region.