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  1. Former head of Israel's Shin Bet security agency, Ami Ayalon, is urging Germany to actively support a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In... news.osna.fm/?p=11036 | #news #backs #chief #egypts #exisraeli

  2. Former head of Israel's Shin Bet security agency, Ami Ayalon, is urging Germany to actively support a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In... news.osna.fm/?p=11036 | #news #backs #chief #egypts #exisraeli

  3. Former head of Israel's Shin Bet security agency, Ami Ayalon, is urging Germany to actively support a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In... news.osna.fm/?p=11036 | #news #backs #chief #egypts #exisraeli

  4. In a new study published in Communications Earth & Environment (May 2024), researchers addressed this puzzle. When pyramids were built they sat next to a now-vanished branch of the Nile, which likely provided transport for workers and their materials #Egyptology #Nile #Egypts

  5. In a new study published in Communications Earth & Environment (May 2024), researchers addressed this puzzle. When pyramids were built they sat next to a now-vanished branch of the Nile, which likely provided transport for workers and their materials #Egyptology #Nile #Egypts

  6. In a new study published in Communications Earth & Environment (May 2024), researchers addressed this puzzle. When pyramids were built they sat next to a now-vanished branch of the Nile, which likely provided transport for workers and their materials #Egyptology #Nile #Egypts

  7. In a new study published in Communications Earth & Environment (May 2024), researchers addressed this puzzle. When pyramids were built they sat next to a now-vanished branch of the Nile, which likely provided transport for workers and their materials #Egyptology #Nile #Egypts

  8. In a new study published in Communications Earth & Environment (May 2024), researchers addressed this puzzle. When pyramids were built they sat next to a now-vanished branch of the Nile, which likely provided transport for workers and their materials #Egyptology #Nile #Egypts

  9. twitter.com/sherryamin13/statu @egypt
    Shahira Amin: Visited several polling stations today on this first day of #Egypts presidential election. Busses have brought mainly government employees to vote. Patriotic music blaring from loudspeakers, supporters waving flags. The queues are long. But that's mainly because voters are being offered incentives. One man told me he will vote for #Sisi because it means voting for security and stability. Another said do we even know who the rival candidates are. Sisis's challengers are mostly unknown to the general public.

  10. twitter.com/sherryamin13/statu @egypt
    Shahira Amin: Visited several polling stations today on this first day of #Egypts presidential election. Busses have brought mainly government employees to vote. Patriotic music blaring from loudspeakers, supporters waving flags. The queues are long. But that's mainly because voters are being offered incentives. One man told me he will vote for #Sisi because it means voting for security and stability. Another said do we even know who the rival candidates are. Sisis's challengers are mostly unknown to the general public.

  11. twitter.com/sherryamin13/statu @egypt
    Shahira Amin: Visited several polling stations today on this first day of #Egypts presidential election. Busses have brought mainly government employees to vote. Patriotic music blaring from loudspeakers, supporters waving flags. The queues are long. But that's mainly because voters are being offered incentives. One man told me he will vote for #Sisi because it means voting for security and stability. Another said do we even know who the rival candidates are. Sisis's challengers are mostly unknown to the general public.

  12. twitter.com/sherryamin13/statu @egypt
    Shahira Amin: Visited several polling stations today on this first day of #Egypts presidential election. Busses have brought mainly government employees to vote. Patriotic music blaring from loudspeakers, supporters waving flags. The queues are long. But that's mainly because voters are being offered incentives. One man told me he will vote for #Sisi because it means voting for security and stability. Another said do we even know who the rival candidates are. Sisis's challengers are mostly unknown to the general public.

  13. twitter.com/sherryamin13/statu @egypt
    Shahira Amin: Visited several polling stations today on this first day of #Egypts presidential election. Busses have brought mainly government employees to vote. Patriotic music blaring from loudspeakers, supporters waving flags. The queues are long. But that's mainly because voters are being offered incentives. One man told me he will vote for #Sisi because it means voting for security and stability. Another said do we even know who the rival candidates are. Sisis's challengers are mostly unknown to the general public.

  14. #Egypts dictator at press conference today : we have not closed the border, it was bombed by Israel.


    The respond comes from American criticism of Egypt not sending humanitarian convoys as "agreed with #Biden", while pretending to not see the Israeli repeated bombings of #Rafah and the roads leading to the only open border crossing available to Palestinians.

    #SaveGaza #StopIsrael
    #palestine #Israel #Occupation #Apartheid #Politics #PeaceNow #StopTheWar #CeasefireNow

  15. #Egypts dictator at press conference today : we have not closed the border, it was bombed by Israel.


    The respond comes from American criticism of Egypt not sending humanitarian convoys as "agreed with #Biden", while pretending to not see the Israeli repeated bombings of #Rafah and the roads leading to the only open border crossing available to Palestinians.

    #SaveGaza #StopIsrael
    #palestine #Israel #Occupation #Apartheid #Politics #PeaceNow #StopTheWar #CeasefireNow