The Very Real Threat of Nuclear Terrorism
And how Israel can help prevent it.
April 14, 2016
Egypt just gave Riyadh two strategic islands.
After its victory in the Six-Day War, Israel seized two Egyptian islands in the Red Sea—Tiran and Sanafir—in order to prevent Cairo from imposing a blockade as it did in the 1950s and again in 1967. They were returned to Egypt in the peace agreement of 1978. Now Egypt has handed the islands back to Saudi Arabia, which had previously controlled them. Armin Rosen comments on the Israeli reaction, or lack thereof:
And how Israel can help prevent it.
Egypt just gave Riyadh two strategic islands.
A recent article doesn’t meet the paper’s own standards.
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The Red Haggadah.
After its victory in the Six-Day War, Israel seized two Egyptian islands in the Red Sea—Tiran and Sanafir—in order to prevent Cairo from imposing a blockade as it did in the 1950s and again in 1967. They were returned to Egypt in the peace agreement of 1978. Now Egypt has handed the islands back to Saudi Arabia, which had previously controlled them. Armin Rosen comments on the Israeli reaction, or lack thereof:
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