Al-Sisi: The war in Gaza will not stop in occupied Palestine and will drag the conflict into an inevitable extension and escalation in the region

Egypt – Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi confirmed during his meeting with Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Issa in Cairo that history will stop at a defining moment in which the people of Gaza will be subjected to intimidation and collective punishment.

He said during a press conference: “We meet today in very precise circumstances of what the people of Gaza are exposed to, and at a defining moment when history will stop, as a result of the use of excessive force to terrorize the innocent and collectively punish them to force them into forced displacement, with the international community watching helplessly and the absence of any ability or An international will to achieve justice or even the simplest concepts of humanity.”

The Egyptian President added: “I discussed with the King of Bahrain the efforts of our two countries or the joint Arab effort to deal with this unsustainable situation in Gaza.”

The Egyptian President said: “Egypt has warned a lot not only of the direct political, security and humanitarian consequences of this war on our brothers in occupied Palestine, but also of the expansion of the conflict that it will inevitably lead to and the inevitable extension of calls for escalation and revenge and bringing the region into a cycle of violence and counter-violence, with its circle widening to devour… Without mercy, there is no hope for the peoples of the region in peace and a stable, secure life.”

Al-Sisi added: “Over the past few months, the region has witnessed severe consequences of the continuation of this war, as its flames spread to various parts of the region. We are faced with what we are witnessing today, an extremely tense and dangerous regional situation that places the security, stability, and future of our peoples under a real and serious threat.”

He continued: “I have discussed in detail with my brother, His Majesty the King of Bahrain, these disturbing regional developments and the perceptions of dealing with them within the framework of our agreement together on the necessity of preserving the security and stability of the region and its peoples against various threats and not leaving their fates to the will of warmongers within the framework of the priority of common Arab security, which we consider a no, no.” “divided.”

Source: RT