“A security wall erected around the Israeli embassy,
a strong reminder
of the West Bank barrier,
was totally unacceptable in Cairo.
September 10, 2011
The construction of the
cement security wall around the Israeli embassy in Cairo
Last
week, in the wake of public anger over the killing of five Egyptian
police officers and soldiers at the borders with Israel who were reported
caught up in the crossfire while the Israeli forces were hunting down a group
of infiltrators who carried out the Eilat ambush, Cairo witnessed yet another week of popular rage.
The ensuing Egyptian
anger targeted the Israeli embassy as thousands of protesters rallied around
the embassy for almost a week calling for the expulsion of the ambassador and
the whole diplomatic mission.
The Egyptian interim
government convened on the night of the border killings and actually released a
statement via email to the press stating that the Egyptian ambassador in Tel
Aviv has been officially instructed to return to Cairo until further notice.
The complete cement wall
erected around the premises of the Israeli embassy in Cairo
A few hours later, during
which lengthy deliberations between the military council and Esaam Sharaf, the
Egyptian prime minister, seemed to have taken place, and a statement by
the spokesman of the prime minister’s office was issued saying that the earlier
email should be disregarded since it was mistakenly sent.
This cover up story was
hard to digest by the angry Egyptian public opinion and it proved that the
prime minister has been out-muscled by Egyptian military generals.
What made things worse
and added up to the anger of the Egyptian street is the sudden decision of the
care-taker military council to build a cement wall/ barrier around the premises
of the Israeli embassy to protect the embassy from any future anti-Israeli
rallies.
The West Bank wall
The erected wall, of 3
meters high; kind of reminded the Egyptians of the Israeli barrier in the west
bank, a situation that was totally unacceptable inside the Egyptian capitol.
Friday, September 9
started with a pro-reform rally in Tahrir square but a group of protestors
branched off to head towards the embassy, tearing down part of the security wall
around the building.
It seems like a group of
protesters managed to enter the embassy’s premises, located only on the top
floor of a high building in central Cairo as thousands of pages of documents
were tossed into the rallying crowd from the Cairo building that
houses the Israel’s embassy. And for the second time in less than two
weeks the Israeli flag has been taken down and replaced with the Egyptian flag.
The Turkish Prime
Minister, Tayyip Erdogan.
The Egyptian revolution,
like the rest of the Arab spring revolts, is still dominated by the power of
the people with no apparent strong leadership lurking in the distance.
Turkey is the only
country that has yet managed to gain the respect of most of the Arab peoples,
especially after the strong response it showed toward the Israeli arrogance and
piracy the whole world witnessed last year when the Israeli commandos attacked
the Mavi Marmara ship, part of the Gaza aide flotilla, killing 9 unarmed
activists most of them Turkish.
The Turkish diplomacy and
its endeavors to win the favor of the angry Arabs who are experiencing one of
the most turbulent phases in their modern history is not so hard to notice.
Benjamin Netanyahu
Obviously these
conspicuous anti-Israeli sentiments in the Arab world will continue to rise
adding more to not only the political isolation of Israel in the Middle East, a
situation that has recently been worsened by the Turkish-Israeli stand-off, but
more seriously to the popular resentment of the Jewish country and its
aggressive policies in the region and nothing, in my opinion, seems able to
mitigate this anti-Israeli sentiments in the Arab world now, not even the
latest statements by Mr. Obama sympathizing with Bibi in his dilemma facing the
most fluctuating and unpredictable outcomes of the Arab awakening.
The Israeli prime minister
denounced the attack on the embassy as a “serious incident” and a “blatant violation of international norms.”
And that in itself was a very interesting statement issued by a bully state
whose political core doctrine is primarily based on doing away
completely with all of the international norms.
Egyptian boy knocks down
a concrete wall built in front of the Israeli embassy in Cairo September 9
2011. The message on the wall reads "Egypt is over all and Down Israel."
The Turkish Prime
Minister, Tayyip Erdogan, is due to arrive in Cairo on Monday to sign a military
pact with Egypt, after cutting trade ties with Israel and expelling the
Israeli ambassador in Istanbul.
At the end of his visit
to Cairo Mr. Erdogan is scheduled to make his first official visit to Gaza via
the Egyptian border crossing point of Rafah. But the odds of the Turkish Prime
Minister to stick to the schedule of his visit amidst the current
Egyptian-Israeli rising tension seems unlikely.
With Yitzhak Levanon, the
Israeli ambassador who has just arrived from his holiday in Israel but still in
the Cairo airport waiting for the situation to calm down or otherwise the
instructions to go back to Tel Aviv what are the chances of him bumping into
Mr. Erdogan arriving in Cairo airport as he is still waiting for his departure
flight.
Well the chances are
zero, for the Israeli ambassador, his family, security and staff have boarded
the first Israeli flight heading back to Tel Aviv as I was winding up this
update from Cairo in the first hours of Saturday morning of September, 10,
2011.
I suspect that this is leading up to an Israeli seizure of the Sinai and Suez Canal.
ReplyDelete(I think the Turkish government is very much part of the New World Order.)
- Aangirfan
Mark Glenn, in his latest podcast I believe, theorized that this kind of escalation is precisely what Israel wants as a justification for overtly subordinating the Egyptian security forces and reoccupying the Sinai.
ReplyDeleteIt's not a stretch of the imagination. The Egyptians are kind of damned if they do, and damned if they don't. And many are of the opinion that this Turkey confrontation is just bluff to gain credibility or portray Israel as under siege.
Thanks Noor.
"Oakland Museum Shuts Down Palestinian Children’s Exhibit"
Pedophocracy:
“Torture Alleged at Chain of Children’s Homes”
Sept 6th
"locked them in dog cages, forced them to lie in feces and eat vomit, masturbated them
The defendant company still operates residential centers in Utah, South Carolina and Costa Rica, but has faced school shutdowns in Mexico, Jamaica and Samoa
threatened [with] severe punishment, including death, if they told anyone of their abuses
The plaintiffs filed a similar lawsuit in Federal Court in 2006, which U.S. District Court Judge Clark Waddoups dismissed in August for lack of jurisdiction"
I agree fully Aangifan. In fact, I am not sure, but I believe recently I referred to this as a dog and pony show for the world. Turkey IS very NWO. Erdogan MAY have been sincere when he attacked Israel in public a few years ago... who knows?
ReplyDeleteHe MAY have been grandstanding for the people or he MAY initially been sincere when he called Israel down after the Mavi Marmara, but something changed after that.
Turkey IS run by Zionist friendly folk. There is too much money involved and Turkey has historically craved acceptance by the West and wanted to move into its bed rather than that of the Arab world. The mess over the hijab for example, was part of the breaking up of Turkish culture.
No matter what the game with Egypt, they are fully complicit in the planned takedown to come of Syria.
This, in my estimation, is a high level poker bluff and distraction/deception to throw the world off balance or perhaps part of a plan to which we are not yet privy.
That is why I have not posted much of what Erdogan is up to as of late because I just don't feel honesty, those little flags are waving.
As for Egypt, I watch like a hawk because I have loved that country since I was a child. I consider all of these "springs" as controlled demolitions. I think Mark termed it "soft warfare" ... rotting from within.
Just like the Jews did to America on a spiritual and cultural level for the past century or so.
I believe that they gave up the Sinai under internal pressure due to the grand design they have for the ME (and then the planet)but have always known that they would take it back asap. The bombings of the pipelines and the other activities, all just setting it up so they can go in and claim victim status.... Somehow I believe this all to be true. Not only because MG has said this, but because it is their modus operandi.
And, btw thanks for stopping by both of you. I am gonna look into those links Blammo. tyvm
I think you're completely spot on, thanks for the post. btw, those pedo children's homes are run by LDS (wtf?)
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