Egypt warns against regional escalation amid ongoing tensions

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty has issued a stark warning against escalating tensions in the Middle East, emphasizing Egypt’s unwavering support for Arab nations facing what he described as Israeli “aggression or threats.”

Speaking on the regional crisis, Abdel Aty called for immediate international action, criticizing global inaction for enabling continued violence, particularly against women and children. “The arrogance of power will not bring stability and security to Israel until the Palestinian people regain their legitimate and full rights,” he stated.

Abdel Aty also underscored Egypt’s commitment to international and regional efforts aimed at halting the ongoing violence and preventing the region from spiraling into a full-scale conflict.

The foreign minister’s remarks reflect growing frustration among Arab states over the intensifying violence and what they see as a lack of accountability from the global community. Egypt, a longstanding mediator in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, has reiterated its stance on achieving a two-state solution as the only path to lasting peace in the region.

As tensions continue to rise, Abdel Aty’s comments signal a call for decisive action to address the root causes of the conflict while ensuring the protection of civilians.