Tag: Suez Canal
J’lem to Work with US but Retain Operational Freedom in Red Sea
Israel will respond to Houthis attacks when it deems it necessary.
BP Suspends Red Sea Operations Amid Houthi Attacks
"In light of the deteriorating security situation for shipping in the Red Sea, BP has decided to temporarily pause all transits through the Red Sea."
Is It Time to Stop Fasting on the 17th of Tamuz?
It appears that in order to revoke an ancient law such as the fast of Tamuz 17, there really has to be a major consensus among all of us that the time of joy and gladness is here again.
Egypt vs. ISIS: Victory or Death
IDF okays Egypt's heavy arms in Sinai. Al-Sisi claims it is in total control over the Sinai.
El-Sisi: Egypt Will Keep Bab-el-Mandeb Open
If Iran blocks Bab-el-Mandeb, it would be an economic nuclear bomb for Egypt.
Obama Let 40-Year-Old Oil Supply Guarantee to Israel Expire in November 2014
Israel has never invoked the agreement, but Israel sources say that its importance lies in its very existence.
Egypt’s Systemic Collapse
The crisis in Port Said has exposed deep problems in Egypt's political system.
Defense Round Up: U.S. Showing Weakness Abroad
The U.S. is being made to look weak in Egypt, and is actually acting weak with allies and foes alike.
Iran Funded Bombing of Israeli Ship in Suez Canal
According to Al-Ahram, two Egyptians were offered 50 million Egyptian pounds by Iranian agents to attack an Israeli ship in the Suez Canal.
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