Tuesday 08 April/2025 – 07:36 AM
Between the shrine of our master Al -Hussein in the heart of the historic Cairo, to the Rafah Al -Bari crossing, which has become a theater for the intersections of security, politics and diplomacy, the Egyptian messages and their encrypted signals continue, according to the visit of the French President, Emmanuel Macron, to Egypt.
At a time when the fire of cracking within the Israeli security and political institutions was raging, Cairo seemed an oasis for security, stability and tolerance, from the fact that the French President’s visit and his high reception in the Imam Al -Hussein region.
The scene brought back to the forefront the deep symbolic dimension that Egypt employs when it seeks to consolidate its regional discourse, before its upcoming heading towards the Rafah crossing, which focuses the central role of Egypt in linking geography to diplomacy, and that it is the most important number in the regional equation.
Among the encrypted messages, Macron, who tried to play the role of the European mediator, returned loaded with a list of Egyptian messages, the most important of which is that Cairo’s keenness on regional security will not make it neglect if Israel exceeded the red lines that Cairo drew.
This comes as the internal division in Israel exacerbates the arms of the deep state (the army, the Shin Bet, the police, and the political system) from the reality of the appointment, Ayal Zamir, the man of the political establishment, as head of the pillars of the occupation army, while Netanyahu directs his battle towards the Shin Bet.
But this battle is complicated, it came out of the hand of Netanyahu and headed towards the Supreme Court, which took April 8 in the fate of Ronin Bar, the chief of the Shin Bet, in light of the involvement of those close to Netanyahu in the scandals of “Qatar Gate” and the leakage of secret documents.
On the other hand, the Israeli National Security Minister, Etamar bin Jafir, continues to tame the police, dismantle its structures, and subjugate them to the political level, and for the first time since the founding of “Israel”, the security services are losing their entire professional independence.
It remains that Egypt will not bless the demise of Gaza or the Smoke of Rafah, but it will also not allow the establishment of an Israeli project that restores the region’s engineering, and when the entity explodes from inside it, Cairo will appear, even if silent, as if it were calculating its last breath.
