Egypt has formally rejected a proposal from the U.S. and Israel to establish humanitarian camps in Rafah, citing concerns over potential violations of the peace treaty’s security arrangements. The plan is viewed as a threat to Egypt’s national security and could lead to a reconsideration of regional arrangements, as Cairo warns of the dangers posed by relocating displaced Palestinians near the border.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Egypt has told the U.S. and Israel that it doesn’t want to build camps for people near its border with Gaza because it thinks it could cause problems and make things unsafe.
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