Inside the Israeli Occupation, the announcement of renewed naval drills between Cairo and Ankara has sparked a wave of worried commentary across media and academic circles.

In a joint statement on Sudan’s war issued September 12, 2025, the so-called Quad—Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and the United States—drew attention by inserting language that explicitly ruled Islamists out of the country’s political future.

Egypt’s push for a joint Arab military force against “Israel” stalls amid deep regional divisions and lack of consensus.

The growing presence and military buildup of the Egyptian army in the Sinai Peninsula has become a new headache for the Israeli Occupation, even affecting the “historic gas deal” between both sides.

Egypt’s healthcare crisis stems from the army’s mismanagement, leaving hospitals and patients to bear the cost of a collapsing medical supply system.