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At Cairokee’s biggest concert in Cairo, with over 60,000 attendees, the stage became a cry of conscience. Images of Gaza’s martyrs filled the air as the voice of Lina Al-Zaher, a young girl from Gaza, echoed with a haunting plea.

Then came the song “Telk Qadia” not just a performance, but a declaration of resistance, reminding the world that Palestine isn’t just a cause, but a people being erased in plain sight while the world stays silent.



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Israel Signs $35B Gas Export Deal with Egypt on Day 671 of Genocide

The Leviathan gas field — located in the eastern Mediterranean, 130 km west of Haifa — is controlled by Israel and operated by Chevron. According to Reuters, Israel has signed the largest export deal in its history: a $35 billion agreement to supply 130 billion cubic meters of gas to Egypt through 2040. Israeli firm NewMed Energy is a key partner in the deal.

Key Details:

➤ Exports to Egypt will begin in 2026, once new pipelines are completed. A second phase will expand flows dramatically by 2029, after Leviathan’s $2.4B upgrade and a new transmission line via Nitzana.

➤ Egypt’s gas production has dropped over 40% since 2021, ending its hopes of becoming a regional export hub. To meet rising demand, it now spends billions importing liquefied natural gas (LNG), which is far costlier than pipeline gas due to the complex process of super-cooling, shipping, and regasifying. Israel’s pipeline supply will offer a much cheaper alternative.

➤ NewMed CEO Yossi Abu told Reuters: “This will save billions for Egypt’s economy… dramatically better than any LNG alternative.”

➤ Israeli gas already supplies 15–20% of Egypt’s domestic needs, and this deal could eventually eliminate Egypt’s LNG imports altogether.





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️JUST IN: Egypt condems Israel’s statements about Greater Israel:

The Arab Republic of Egypt reaffirms its commitment to establishing peace in the Middle East and condemns statements in some Israeli media regarding the so-called “Greater Israel.” It has requested clarifications, stressing that such rhetoric fuels instability, rejects the path of peace, insists on escalation, and contradicts the aspirations of regional and international parties seeking security and stability for all peoples of the region.

Egypt emphasizes that peace can only be achieved by returning to negotiations, ending the war on Gaza, and establishing a Palestinian state along the June 4, 1967 lines with East Jerusalem as its capital, in line with the two-state solution and relevant international resolutions.



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