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Today’s R&D provides resources on the Egyptian-Israeli relationship. Egypt and Israel, former enemies in the Middle East, signed the Camp David Accords in 1979 and have been at peace ever since. Egypt is one of only two countries in the Middle East that has an existing peace treaty with the Israelis. Israeli officials view Egyptian cooperation as important to stopping the smuggling of arms into the Gaza Strip. Egypt is viewed as one of the primary negotiators of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute.
UK Guardian All Upset “Egypt’s Decision to Side w. Israel has Cost G̶a̶z̶a̶ Hamas Dear” http://t.co/gVq7d2Tmix pic.twitter.com/mwlti5mvFD
— Tom T. (@VRWCTexan) August 1, 2014
Egypt’s role http://t.co/LsbOxNaZAJ
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) August 5, 2014
Egypt Joins Saudi Arabia, The United Arab Emirates and Jordan to Help Israel Fight Gaza. #GazaUnderAttack http://t.co/MjyAKCiKgB
— Abū Mikhā’il Muhājir (@__SR93) August 1, 2014
What are the implications of the turmoil in Gaza for Egypt? http://t.co/9YS8mXVKtw
— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) August 4, 2014
RT @annamulrine: How to break the revenge cycle in Gaza? http://t.co/j17bzqvGpc
— CS Monitor (@csmonitor) August 5, 2014
Egypt calls on Israel to ‘immediately stop targeting civilians’ – http://t.co/x2c2OXElCF pic.twitter.com/UOrr74BRIh
— The Daily News Egypt (@DailyNewsEgypt) July 31, 2014
“Sisi worse than Netanyahu, Egypt conspiring against us more than #Israel.” On #Gaza, Middle East turned upside down http://t.co/tbl7PpvP4I
— Jon Williams (@WilliamsJon) July 31, 2014
A simple, expert guide to the volatile, violent politics of the Middle East in 2014 http://t.co/PksNN89Fuc
— The Guardian (@guardian) August 5, 2014
Analysis: Is #Egypt’s Rafah crossing predicament a policy dilemma? http://t.co/Oqb6M6J6p9
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) August 3, 2014
Israeli official: We’ll try to reach understandings with Egypt and Abbas, instead of Hamas http://t.co/6hSsTB5phZ
— Haaretz.com (@haaretzcom) August 2, 2014