Egypt FM travels to Tel Aviv to meet with Netanyahu

Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry has left Cairo for Occupied Palestine for a meeting with the Prime Minister of illegal Zionist entity.

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Sunday that Shoukry will hold “lengthy talks” with Netanyahu later in the day to discuss a number of issues, including the resumption of the “peace” talks with the Palestinians.

The two will also discuss “laying the foundation and specifics of confidence-building between Palestinians and Israelis to create a supportive environment to resume direct negotiations between them with the aim of reaching a comprehensive and just solution,” the statement said.

The last visit by an Egyptian foreign minister to Tel Aviv was in 2007.

Relations between Egypt and the Israeli regime have been growing since Sisi took power in the Arab country in 2014.

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