Sooner or later, Israel's relations with Egypt will fall apart
P. David Hornik talks about the rising tensions between Israel and Egypt, following the discovery of their helping terrorists enter Gaza.
It's going to happen, eventually, that diplomatic relations will crumble. Not that I would feel sorry, seeing how Egypt's Islamists led by Hosni Mubarak haven't changed an iota. "Peace" with Egypt is on a political level only, and if they're going to continue their Islamist hostility, then I think a parting of the ways with them would surely be quite welcome.
It's going to happen, eventually, that diplomatic relations will crumble. Not that I would feel sorry, seeing how Egypt's Islamists led by Hosni Mubarak haven't changed an iota. "Peace" with Egypt is on a political level only, and if they're going to continue their Islamist hostility, then I think a parting of the ways with them would surely be quite welcome.
Labels: anti-semitism, Egypt, islam, Israel, jihad, terrorism
