Israel and Egypt are cooperating to prevent the transfer of weapons to Gaza.
The Minister of Defense of the Zionist regime announced in a confidential meeting that Israel is currently working with Egypt to prevent the transfer of weapons to Gaza.
The Zionist regime’s Radio and Television Organization announced on Tuesday night that “Yoav Galant,” the Minister of War of this regime, has informed in a confidential meeting that Israel is cooperating with Egypt to create an advanced barrier on the Gaza border to prevent the transfer of weapons to this narrow strip.
Jordan and Egypt are two Arab countries that share a border with occupied Palestine and also have diplomatic relations with the Zionist regime. From the beginning of the Zionist regime’s invasion of Gaza, these two Arab countries, despite taking positions in support of the Palestinian people, did not take tangible action to prevent the comprehensive invasion of the Zionist regime into Gaza.
Jordanian authorities have not been anything but “America’s spear” in the region over the past decades. They could have taken a neutral position instead of openly insulting Israel and providing unlimited support to it in secret.
The analytical website “Al-Khanadeq” wrote in a note referring to this issue that Jordan is helping Washington and Tel Aviv in targeting drones that were sent from Syria, Iraq, or even Yemen to target Israeli installations, an act that is considered by political analysts as “treachery and complicity in the crime against Gaza.”
But the most dangerous of all these cases is the possibility of Tel Aviv using the ground route against the “siege against the besieged” strategy of the armed forces of Yemen in the Red Sea, which allows the Zionist regime to receive the necessary cargo from Dubai, Saudi Arabia, and ultimately Jordan within a week.
Since the early days of the Gaza war, the United States decided to create an air bridge to supply various types of missiles and ammunition needed by Israel and to use Jordan as the main country for its plane landings. The number of these planes has reached about 230 flights to date.