Arab Uprisings and the Challenges Facing the Zionist Regime مقاله

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Therefore, part of the causes of the Arab uprisings can be considered extra-regional; as in this regard, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs invited a number of revolutionary Egyptian youths and promised them all kinds of assistance in exchange for these youths' efforts to maintain Egypt's relations with Israel, prevent the Muslim Brotherhood from coming to power, and write a secular constitution. Following the recent Islamic Awakening and the fall of Hosni Mubarak, a new space emerged for Palestinian reconciliation, the result of which is an understanding between the Fatah and Hamas movements on a set of principles and a consensus to form a national unity government and reconstruct the security structure. An important point regarding the connection between recent developments, the September earthquake, and the challenge for Israel is that following the Islamic Awakening and the fall of Mubarak, Palestinian national reconciliation was achieved, and this provided the groundwork for Palestinian unity and gaining the support of Islamic countries in the Organization for the establishment of the State of Palestine provided. The former regime of Egypt, which was fully aligned with the Zionist regime, attempted in 2000 along with Tel Aviv to close this crossing to weaken the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), but with the fall of Mubarak and fundamental changes in Egypt's foreign policy, the country's interim government opened the Rafah crossing permanently from May 26 (6 days a week except holidays from 8 AM to 10 PM).