This is John Batchel, a conversation with colleague Yakov Lapin of the Lapin assessment at Patreon

about President Alsisi of Egypt, why he did not and does not and will not, open the gates and let the

million or so Gazans under threat always because of the gangsters Hamas and the war fighting.

Let them into the Sinai, into Egypt.

Plenty of room, plenty of shelter, plenty of generosity towards the Gossans as they would be dishomed.

But a war zone is no place to keep women and children and elderly men.

And the boys, there's really no explanation other than the one Yaakov gives to us here.

El Cisi is afraid for his own safety.

Who threatens Alcili, the president of Egypt Egypt? Yacoph Lappin explains.

More of this later. But the Egyptian president, Al-Sisi, he's under major pressure from his

adversary, which is the Muslim Brotherhood, which is directly tied to Hamas and Gaza. Hamas is the

Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood.

And his legitimacy is under constant attack.

And one of the things that these Islamists say is that he is a puppet of the United States

and a collaborator of Israel.

And for that exact reason, because he's so fearful of his legitimacy,

and he's fearful for the stability of Egypt.

He's not going to willingly agree to take larger numbers of Gazans into Sinai because of the

way that's going to be portrayed by his enemies.

And I think he's very worried about that kind of Islamist revolution dynamic.

So I think he's going to say no.

I think he's going to say no, even if he's offered

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