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Cairo, the location of negotiations over the hostages, a ceasefire or halting the violence in

Gaza Cairo also right now a question mark very large question mark theF is taking control of the Philadelphia route, that's the side of

Gaza that's along the Egyptian border, the Sinai, an international border. In taking control, the IDF now identifies at least 20 tunnels.

It does not say those tunnels lead into Sinai, but they're right within 100 yards of Sinai.

Tunnels into Gaza.

I welcome Malcolm Holine Conference of Presidents,

Major American Jewish organizations to help me with his diplomatic minefield and we're

pleased to be joined by Hassan Hassanin.

Hassan is at the Foundation for the defense of democracies to help us understand Egypt's

explanation or non-explanation for what the IDF now identifies as tunnels under the Philadelphia route.

Hyssum, a very good day to you.

What we're looking at here is a diplomatic tangle.

In addition to learning about the tunnels, I've been told that for now Israel's decided to keep

this behind closed doors. Is that accurate and what does it mean that Cairo denies the

tunnels are there? Good evening to you and your audience.

Thanks for having me.

I think what you said is accurate to a big extent.

One way to explain the current dilemma in Egypt-Israel relations is that it was discovered

that even though the CC regime was un-fi it was it is an offshoot of the Muslim brotherhood but for some reason as Israel

started to get closer to Rafah the the Egyptians began to get hysterical because the new

their secret by a way or another will be revealed, which is that there have been tunnels

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