i am urging the egyptian government at all levels to respect the rights of all egyptians. and i am urging those who are concerned, not only christians, but also moderates, liberals, secularists, to organize themselves. this is something that i started talking to the tahrir square veterans about shortly after the fall of mubarak, that it has been my experience that when democratic space opens up, when freedom opens up and authoritarian regimes are falling, those who are unorganized will not be successful. how is that for a profound statement? [laughter] but all too often, people who are in the moderate liberal world that don't have the same commitment to organization and follow-through that those whose beliefs are so certain that they know exactly what they are going to try to achieve. there is the religious dimension, at the constitutional inclusive of the dimension, but there is also the political dimension. in a democracy, you have to get out there and work to elect people who represent your views. otherwise, you are going to be sidelined. it is my hope that as we judge

the deaths of the egyptian border guards unleashed a wave of fury. today, president morsi fired his intelligence chief. israel believes he's passed an important test, but among his supporters there is much anti- israel feeling. and the egyptian army is limited by international agreement on the size of its presence in the sinai, so one assault is unlikely to ease the tension or end the threat of violence. >> brown: and for more on the latest tension and violence, we turn to: nancy youssef in cairo, where she's reporting for mcclatchy newspapers; and here in washington, samer shehata, from the center for contemporary arab studies at georgetown university. nancy youssef, start with you, what led to the egyptian military-- what led it to take action in the sinai? what's behind this? >> reporter: well, on sunday 16 egyptian soldiers were killed by islamist militants along the border, marking the deadliest day for egyptian certainlies since the 1979 peace accords. because of the public pressure, because of the gravity of the situation, some hope the egypti

soldiers and egyptian police now if the sun is the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last year february we have seen growing enormousness and chaos across the sinai peninsula certainly seeing that the militants are starting to act much more bold me we have heard a number of incidents of militant attacks and militant operations the growing concern is also that this violence is moving closer to the egyptian israeli border and this has not only tel aviv concerned but people in the region that this violence might spread further and have regional implications certainly television has indicated and said that it will act unilaterally if it feels and. of course one of their reporters. still to come for you on this program a friendship cools top of the post president admits the signing of a missile defense agreement with washington that was a big mistake also. to figure out devastating longer briards minority groups in the british capital say communities remain divided police actively pursuing racial profiling and all that i want. small coming your way in just a cou

soldiers and egyptian police now if the sun is the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last year february we have seen growing enormousness and chaos across the sinai peninsula certainly seeing that the militants are starting to act much more bold me we have heard a number of incidents of militant attacks and of militant operations the growing concern is also that this violence is moving closer to the egyptian israeli border and this has not only tel aviv concerned but people in the region that those mines might spread further and have regional implications certainly television has indicated and said that it will act unilaterally if it feels threatened. of course want to pull us live reporting right there well it's good to have you with us here in our through today still to come for you in this program of rhetoric backlash he stepped up attacks on the kurdish rebels wieringo to exploit the child while in syria some of this believe this is the first side of the worst cold that's by far. the potent could make a break from its military protectors in the u.s. . t

was that he was quoted in the egyptian min media as confirming that you gyptian intelligence services had we see warnings of the sunday attack and he did not pass on the information by stating that the intelligence services job was only to collect information that it is indeed the circumstances that we and. general mohammad ma. were removed by morsi and quickly added. as presidential adviser so what we have to understand here is the specific context of these events in sinai the role of the israeli armed forces the role of the egyptian intelligence services and what are the lies there. this is cumulative let me just jump in right now i'm trying to figure out if the the latest you know resignation calling all of these to top of military personnel will actually benefit what the revolutionaries have been doing out into heated square i mean is this is this worth talking about are these two people actually either going to change anything. well let me try to contest realize this and because the question is of course right on point and your question addresses the following in the sinai natura

nhk world, teheran. >>> as we've been reporting, egyptian president morecy has become the first egyptian leader to visit teheran since iran cut diplomatic ties with his country more than 30 years ago. morsi traveled on thursday for a summit of movement after repeated invitationes from iran. he expressed support from iran which is to assume chairmanship of iraq. he said bloodshed in syria will not stop unless members act. analyst say the egyptian president was trying to distinguish his foreign policy from the pro-u.s. stance of former egyptian president hosni mubarak. but the bilateral relationship is complicated by the need for financial aid. the country is counting on aid from the u.s. and saudi arabia, two countries with strained elations with iran. iran broke off relations when they signed a peace accord with israel in 1979. but the collapse of mubarak's regime prompted iran to explore rebuilding ties. >>> u.s. presidential candidates mitt romney will woo undecided voters thursday night with his acceptance speech for the republican party nomination. romney will speak in tampa florida

edge of a joint border crossings a joint checkpoints between egyptian soldiers and egyptian police now if the sun is the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last just a few weeks we have seen growing enormousness and else across the sinai peninsula something missing that the militants are starting to act much more told me we have heard a number of incidents of militant attacks and of the militant operations the growing concern is also that this violence is moving closer to the egyptian israeli border and this has been not only tell of this concern for people in the region that this violence might spread further and have the regional implications certainly television has indicated and said that it will act unilaterally if it feels threatened. well coming up short in the program this hour from the ship calls that after the polish president admits the signing of a missile defense agreement with washington was a big mistake also. just a year after the devastating not the rights of minority groups in the british capital city communities remain divided with police a

soldiers and egyptian police now ever since the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last year february we have seen growing nor listeners and chaos across the sinai peninsula certainly seeing that the militants are starting to act much more boldly we have heard a number of incidents of militant attacks and militant operations in the growing concern is also that this violence is moving closer to the egyptian israeli border and this has not only tel aviv concerned but people in the region that this violence might spread further and have regional implications certainly television has indicated and said that it will act unilaterally if it feels threatened. all right paula thanks very much indeed for bringing us the very latest possibly or there. well we have more on clashes in egypt online as was plenty of other stories including political correctness and a fire in europe i felt a man with mental health problems could hardly speak or write plans to run for the city council will he succeed find out on our website r t dot com. fossil don't trust and verify brock obam

soldiers and egyptian police now if the sun is the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last year favor we we have seen growing enormousness and chaos across the sinai peninsula certainly seeing that the militants are starting to act much more bold me we have heard a number of incidents of militant attacks and militant operations the growing concern is also that this violence is moving closer to the egyptian israeli border and this has been not only tel aviv concerned but people in the region that this violence might spread further and have regional implications certainly television has indicated and said that it will act unilaterally if it feels threatened coming out of the program here in r.t. rhetoric backlash turkey stepped up attacks on during the war it from all in syria some hours believe this is the first. calls to oust backfiring. one could make a break from its military protectors in the us where the country's president suggesting the development of a missile the failed shield all of excel the polish leader at a deal to allow part of america's planne

the first visit by an egyptian leader for many decades, john. and the strong words about syria in a country which of course is one of syria's closest allies. >> the first visit for decades, and you must wonder whether it will be the last one as well because president mursi after accepting the invitation to go to iran has done nothing really to make himself more welcome there. not only did he make these comments about syria, but islam as well which won't be received well in tehran. two very interesting messages here. first of all, obviously the comments about syria really sticking out. but it s opposition and saying that supporting the syrian people was just like supporting the palestine people. absolutely provocative. egypt is now trying to stake out an independent and assertive foreign policy. clearly it was an act of defiance against washington, but he went to tehran but now he's not doing anything to endeer himself to the iran government and really showing his independence from them as well. >> just going back to syria, he said egypt would be

soldiers and egyptian police now if the son is the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last year said here we we have seen growing enormousness and chaos across the sinai peninsula certainly seeing that the militants are starting to act much more boldly we have heard a number of incidents of militant attacks and of militant operations the growing concern is also that this violence is moving closer to the egyptian israeli border and this has been not only tell of this concern but people in the region that this violence might spread further and have regional implications certainly television has indicated and said that it will act unilaterally if it feels threatened. libya's national transitional council is handing over power to a newly elected assembly of two hundred members it's been ten months since the country's uprising led to the killing of colonel gadhafi the war torn nation is still flooded with weapons and struggles to control outbreaks of violence as a result milton ali mahdi the editor in chief of black star news believes the widespread divisions in

easy is the moment the gains of those that have been on the sideline the killing of egyptian soldiersin the beginning of the leave was put on the most of them their media began to serve the fish and was a sponsor her for the security of sinai directly professionally it was not me who it was a good opportunity for him to do what he was going to do with anyway and a few months of that there is a nuclear situation and parliamentary elections so it was very important that he goes just on me and that was one of the demand by the egyptians who should remember if the russian the emotion of the thing with all goes on here the minister of defense imagine if the function of lucian character then this top defense of the thing with of the mama of the c.m. thing happened in egypt that we kept the minister of defense for a long period and school that was politically awkward and he was considered the first line of the principal will power and it was all he was also considered have. counter-revolution he had was what about in fact and start interrupt you that the president has also cancelled the mili

it predates the egyptian revolution. this problem has been building for years, but it has become worse, partly because internal security forces in egypt who used to run syenite lee withdrew at the time of the revolution and -- who used to run sinai really which grew at the time of the revolution, and jihadist have started taking over entire towns. >> it is not just the death that is threatened, but there are regional implications -- it is not just egypt that is threatened, but there are regional implications as well. >> the gaza strip and israel itself. there is a very long border, so there have been several attacks already, and what happened sunday was another attempt. israeli forces started this armored carrier before they were able to do anything inside of israel. >> what do you read into this reaction? it is unprecedented to have helicopter strikes. is he trying to show he is asserting his authority? >> i would say the helicopter strikes, if they have taken place, because i witnessed attack -- because eye witness acc

security personnel who are outside the tunnels on the egyptian gaza border. they are boarding there now there's more on the situation in egypt on our website as well as lots of other stories including. some brand new prototype nasa spacecraft has a bumpy start in its test phase and crashing to earth by only explosion. versus whistle blowers and new world calling itself claims responsibility for theories of a tad on the way the league's website is going to be down for days. leave you. do. you believe. the told you told stories and here. you are going global and. it's going morrow. log you. choose your slave. trade your stuff. to. make your statement. to the world. you model student loans. nuclear for the site. radioactive fallout of all government betrayal of the government. and law and laud and claude how can the truth be revealed if there's no official evidence there was indeed a very great danger to the servicemen concerned who will give them no problem. and to the people of this country generally because of radioactive for. the secrets of the u.k.'s nuclea

elections so it was very important that he goes just on me and that was one of the demand by the egyptian who should of course there are some people who i was suspicious that the mozzie is not only helping the evolution but also had been useful in the movement it's lonestar the chief of islamizing the egyptian state and its institutions that there is your son army is the strongest army to be after the destruction of. the levy and also the syrian economy been fomenting this sort of feels that this is politicization of the egyptian economy in the end with the pla leaders getting stability in egypt he would be very cautious not to anger this label america and i see you as very good relationship with the americans and the americans would also mean how old and not making a push for any ideological stance at the un with all of those while this would as well is main all concerned about keeping its borders secure and that regional instability but billions going into defense but the military presence growing inside and al qaida warming its way into the ranks of syrian rebels israel has ailing isol

egyptian government is shutting down smuggling tunnels across its border with gaza after sixteen of its soldiers were killed in clashes in the region since the start of the egyptian revolution militancy has seed a sharp rise in the sinai area which also borders israel or just falsely or looks at what gazans stand to lose if the tiles are closed. these tunnels have been operational for civil euros ever since gaza was first put under blockade back in two thousand and six for many gazans there are essentially be only lifeline they have with the outside world and that's why you'll hear many gazans saying that they feel that they were living in a massive prison we're talking here about everything about goods about items about people even food and fuel that all smuggled through the extensive underground network of tunnels into gaza carlow has voiced suspicions that some of the militants who were involved in sunday's deadly attack were smuggled through these tunnels from egypt into gaza but it is still a highly unusual move to seal off the tunnels particularly under the presidency of the new e

security personnel who are outside the tunnels on the egyptian gaza border well there's more on the situation in egypt on our website as well as lots of other stories including the big bang. brand new prototype now of the spacecraft have a bumpy start to its task a crashing to earth in a fiery explosion. was heard versus whistle blowers and new group calling itself anti leaks and claimed responsibility for a series of attacks on the we can expect side to get down for days. the u.s. is teaming up with its arab allies to build a missile to fan system across the persian gulf washington says the plan to deploy raiders in the united arab emirates and qatar is to guard against a possible attack from iran. the u.s. already has a vast presence in the region the map shows an iran surrounded by american military bases and installations so rise have a poor and independent researcher and writer believes a hypothetical threat from to iran is a pretext for further expansion and i keester to area and merican believes in realigning its forces to better control and dominate the world and i think the

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election so it was very important that he goes just on me and that was one of the demand by the egyptian who should of course there are some people who i was suspicious of don't want to see is not only helping the evolution but also her being useful in the movement it's loans that the chief of islamizing the egyptians the and its institutions that there's your son tommy is the strongest cause me to the cost of the destruction of the. levy and also the syrian economy being firm and this sort of fear is that this is a little bit of the sensation of the egyptian economy in the end with the plug leader of the big things the big easy he would be very cautious not to anger is labeled america and i think as they could do this is it was i'm not going to and the americans would also clear out and not making a push for any ideological stand at the un with all of those while this would. as rail as main while concerned about keeping its borders secure a matter of regional instability with billions going into defense what the militant presence growing inside out warming its way into the ranks of syri

>> the iranian state television broadcast the arrival of the egyptian president live. he is the first egyptian head of state to visit iran since the country's islamic revolution in 1979. observers have said that the visit might signal a new era of cooperation and send a message that iran is not isolated. but the egyptian president defied expectations when he denounced the regime of the syrian president, a key ally of iran. >> it is an ethical duty and a political and strategic necessity to show solidarity with the syrian people against a regime that has lost its legitimacy. >> the speech made it clear that egypt will chart its own course rather than marching in lockstep with tehran as some had feared. further pressure on the host country came from the united nations. united nations secretary general said that iran must take concrete steps to prove that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, as it claims. he also slammed the heightened rhetoric surrounding iran's dispute with israel. >> i strongly reject threats by any member states to destroy another or outrageo

it has included the use of helicopter gunships, the first time egyptians fired missiles in sinai since the 1973 war with israel. in cairo, they have been absorbing the latest news that 20 suspected militants have been killed by security forces, in response to what happened on sunday. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the egyptian attacks should have come sooner, said this man. sinai peninsula been empty for more than 30 years. egyptian leaders have promised to reimpose full control of sinai, but this is an important test of credibility for the government of morsi. >> let's have a look at some of the stories. jordan has confirmed that the defective syrian prime minister -- the affected syrian prime minister has emerged. the opposition has described the defection as a major blow to president bashar al-assad's regime. three members of the international peacekeeping force in afghanistan have been killed in an attack by two suicide bombers in the city ocapital ofe province near the border. one civilian was killed. the taliban has already claimed it carried out the attack. the judge in the t

min media as confirming that the egyptian intelligence services had received warnings of the sunday attacked and he did not pass on the information stating that the intelligence services job was only to collect information so what we have to understand here is the specific context of these events in sinai the role of the israeli armed forces the role of the egyptian intelligence services and what are the lies that are so a zero staying made grabbing regional instability with prime minister netanyahu saying his country's investing billions in defense with mrs penetrating through egypt and al-qaeda linked rebels financing for power with the syrian regime the states if feeling increasingly surrounded by grabbing regional radicalism polyphony and now explaining. as a result of the arab revolutions israel now finds itself surrounded by rivals starting with egypt you have a situation in the northern sinai peninsula that last week saw the egyptian air force being employed for the first time here's where it is are concerned that you have linked jihad that's operating there they're also conc

military rallying support as well briefly yes yes absolutely kerry i was talking to a very good egyptian a writer a journalist yesterday he was explaining to me basically that the muslim brotherhood is not widely popular in each day very well organized they have four or five different strengths they managed to organize quickly they won the elections but it's this doesn't mean that the are popular in the long run into the long run if egypt has more secular political parties including the people who started the revolution into real square the whole situation will change in the muslim brotherhood cannot count on remaining in power indefinitely in egypt thanks for your thoughts good to have you on the program. times correspondent in hong kong. egypt's neighbor israel as a pet has told where there is concerned about keeping its borders secure amid regional instability with billions going into defense with the militant presence growing in sinai and al qaeda working its way into the ranks of syrian rebels israel's feeling isolated than a made hostile neighbors paulus lee is called outside of th

election so it was very important that it goes just on me and that was one of the demand by the egyptian who of course there are some people who i was suspicious of don't want to see is not only helping to evolution but also could be useful in google and it's lonestar the cheek of islamizing the egyptians the that and its institutions that there's usually an army is the strongest army of the cost of the destruction of. the levy and also the syrian economy being fat man and sort of feels that this is evil to the citizens of the egyptian on the the end with these people are really getting stuck between each of you would be very cautious not to anger is laid on america and i think as they could do this is it was the americans and the americans would also be i want and not making a push for any ideological stance that young with oil flows. as well as meanwhile concerned about keeping its borders secure and that regional instability with billions going into defense but the military presence a growing in sinai and the warming its way into the ranks of syrian rebels and her allies feeling isola

the first egyptian leader to visit iran in over three decades his trip to the islamic republic is seen by many experts as a major foreign policy shift for the arab world's nations lawrence davidson a professor at west chester university says more of these actions show egyptian wants to distance itself from the west but. what the egyptians are trying to do is buy their sources of assistance particularly economic assistance if they can and find financial and other sources of of resources outside of the united states then they're going to do it that was it's certainly leaning towards not only china. what also maybe russia and also saudi arabia and the gulf morsi is catering to that area because of financial need i would think that gyptian policy or chip egyptian actions are going to essentially all lying to their economic needs. and of course will be tracing the progress of president morsi visit to china at our website our team dot com well here's a quick look at what else we've got in store for you there. sentence on no the u.s. marine corps says it won't publicly reveal what punishment

wants to distance itself from the west what the egyptians are trying to do. there is sources of assistance particularly economic assistance if they can find financial and other sources. of resources outside of the united states then they're going to do it that was it's certainly leaning towards not only china. but on so maybe russia and also saudi arabia and the gulf morsi is teetering to that area because of financial need i would think that gyptian policy or chip gyptian actions are going to essentially overlying to their economic needs. of course will be tracing the progress of president morsi visit to china on our website r.t. dot com well here's a quick look at what else we've got in store for you their. sentence unknown the u.s. marine corps says it won't publicly reveal what punishments it's given of three marines caught on video irritating on dead taliban fighters plus. shocking u.n. reports suggest the gaza strip is heading towards a humanitarian catastrophe marty dot com has the details. keep. peace soon which will brighten if you move. from phones

security personnel who are outside the tunnels on the egyptian gaza border. what is porous live there where there's still plenty more ahead for you this are not including justice in the illegal weapon. trading doesn't mean jail for everyone it seems we report on how in the tourist private u.s. security contractor avoided prosecution plus. fears in the spring that the rise in cheap flights are seeing safety standards and putting passengers at risk. more pain to this economy to more european companies have announced they will be reducing their exposure to spare we've got our downs find out till i empty in a three days security company to announce all the fears customers won't be able to pay back their bills on time in ten minutes time i'll be active market. american efforts to decontaminate parts of vietnam from agent orange are on the way more than three decades after the war there ended the toxic chemical used to burn the country's jungle is blamed for health problems and birth defects vietnam war veteran spoke to a little earlier here in r.t. believes the cl

security personnel who are outside the tunnels on the egyptian gaza border. reporting right there there's a much more in the situation going on inside egypt find it on our web site on the top comments there with many of those stories including the big bang a brand new prototype not so spacecraft has a bumpy start to its. crashing down to earth in one. fiery explosion. because of that whistle blowers a new group calling itself and t. leaks claims responsibility for a series of attacks on the wiki leaks website that took it down for days. all right it's quarter past the hour moscow time the u.s. is teaming up with its arab allies to build a missile defense system across the persian gulf washington says the plan to deploy radars in the united arab emirates and qatar is to guard against a possible attack from iran the u.s. already has a vast presence in the region this map right here shows iran essentially surrounded by american military bases and installations sariah support an independent research and writer believes a hypothetical threat from a terror on is a

starting with egypt you have a situation in the northern sinai peninsula that last week saw the egyptian air force being employed for the first time the israelis are concerned that you have kind of jihad is operating there they're also concerned that they're not going to see the same kind of willingness for cooperation from the new egyptian president mohamed morsi who comes from the muslim brotherhood that you saw in the past between his predecessor of course the mubarak and tel aviv as far as the situation in syria goes the ongoing violence has israelis concerned that should if bashar assad is toppled he could be replaced by al qaida the vitamins hasn't extended to get to the golan heights but certainly israelis are concerned about the toppling of a central control some within damascus they're also concerned that you could have chemical weapons falling into the hands of extremist elements in addition to this you have a massive control in the gaza strip you have hizbollah operating from levanon all of this coming on top of an already volatile but dormant situation of these are the israel

security personnel who are outside the tunnels on the egyptian gaza border. well there's plenty more still ahead for you this here in r.t. including justice in the dock illegal weapons trading doesn't mean jail for everyone it seems we report on how tourists private u.s. security contractor avoided prosecution plus. more pain to this economy to more european companies have announced they will be reducing their exposure to stay we've got a financial. security service company to announce all but the thing is customers won't be able to pay back their bills time in ten minutes time the act in market. the u.s. is quietly piecing together a missile defense system across the persian gulf which american officials say is to guard against any possible threat from iran washington has recently boosted sales of detection systems and missile batteries to its allies in the region such as kuwait united arab emirates and saudi arabia let's discuss this now with me is a political analyst from the center for strategic studies well before we discuss the implications of that netw

i am urging the egyptian government at all levels to respect the rights of all egyptians. and i am urging those who are concerned, not only christians, but also moderates, liberals secularists, to organize themselves. this is something that i started talking to the tahrir square veterans about shortly after the fall of mubarak, that it has been my experience that when democratic space opens up, when freedom opens up and authoritarian regimes are falling, those who are unorganized will not be successful. how is that for a profound statement? [laughter] but all too often, people who are in the moderate liberal world that don't have the same commitment to organization and follow-through that those whose beliefs are so certain that they know exactly what they are going to try to achieve. there is the religious dimension, at the constitutional inclusive of the dimension, but there is also the political dimension. in a democracy, you have to get out there and work to elect people who represent your views. otherwise, you are going to be sidelined. it is my hope that as we judge e

security personnel who are outside the tunnels on the egyptian gaza border. but he's pulled a sliver and there's plenty more still ahead for you this hour on r.t. including justice in the dock illegal weapons trading doesn't mean jail for everyone it seems we report on how the tourists private u.s. security contractor avoided prosecution plus. more pain for this economy to more european companies have been out of reducing their exposure to spain we've got to find out in a swedish security service company to now it's all about the fees customers won't be able to pay back their bills time in ten minutes time i'll be axin up at. american efforts to decontaminate parts of vietnam from agent orange are on the way more than three decades after the war there ended the toxic chemical used to burn the country's jungle is blamed for health problems and birth defects vietnam war veteran so i spoke to him a little early here in r.t. he believes the clean up effort took so long to get started because washington didn't want to admit to its guilt i really don't think the un

or from syria to egypt now let's turn our focus there it's where the egyptian president mohamed morsi this week ordered the country's top two military officials to stand down the defense minister and chief of staff were told to go during a major offensive that's underway in the country's restive sinai region that's the problem we israeli border egypt's recently elected leader who's embroiled in a power struggle with the military council to restore security in sinai but the region's only seen more lawlessness since president mubarak was ousted with al qaida groups targeting security forces and arms being smuggled from libya investigative journalist pepe escobar says morsi is move could spark of backlash from the military the caput tension we end up in a coup. we should expect some say to happen not immediately in terms of a counter cool by scott because digital they still there even if their prerogative in terms of that constitutional amendment which transfer of powers from the presidents to them no more civil why did that completely damie have some cards to play in those for a get ver

elections so it was very important that it goes just on me and that was one of the demand by the egyptian government of course there are some people who i was suspicious of don't want to see is not only helping those who should monsoor to be useful in the movement it's lonestar the chief of islamizing the egyptians the that and its institutions and then there's your son army is the strongest army of the cost of the destruction of the you know on the levy and also on the syrian economy being firm and this sort of feels that this is evil but at the same position of the egyptian economy the end with the clock really getting stuck between each he would be very cautious not cool and go is labeled america and i think as very good delicious it was the americans and the americans would also be i want and not making a push for any ideological stance that young with all of those while. israel is in the meanwhile concerned about keeping its borders secure ahmed regional instability with billions going into defense of the militant presence and sent sinai growing and al qaida warming its way into the

becomes as egyptian egyptian security forces say they've killed at these seven suspected militants in northern sinai where violence has recently escalated the operation was launched off a sixteen egyptian border guards were killed at a week ago the campaign to hunt down the killers was the largest in the region since the one nine hundred seventy three war with israel. hidden and israeli based journalist believes the chaos is the legacy of abrupt changes of power across the middle east and north africa. was first. increased tensions between israel and egypt i think that's going to be. the attackers had in mind and second of all we have to remember that these organizations believe that violence. and justifies all means that even in the act itself as an ideological goal to shield. their religion as they see it responsible decision makers in egypt should be trying to increase cooperation with israel in order to ensure that these kind of homicide terrorists are not able to carry out their plans so perhaps this is going to not put unity in. the countries closer together the islamists and es