Egyptian Lawmaker Invited Israeli Ambassador to Egypt to Dinner

[Sally]

Regardless of other Egyptians complaining, they probably enjoyed having dinner together.


Egyptian Lawmaker Invited Israeli Ambassador to Egypt to Dinner
Move denounced by other lawmakers, Egyptian media


Tawfik Okasha


BY: Abraham Rabinovich
February 25, 2016 1:50 pm


JERUSALEM—Consigned to the diplomatic shadows in Cairo for the past two years as Israel’s ambassador to Egypt, Haim Koren splashed across the Egyptian media this week after an Egyptian parliamentarian invited him to dinner.

Defying the Egyptian parliament’s call for banning of normalization of relations with the Jewish state, the lawmaker, Tawfik Okasha, also suggested that Koren serve as mediator on one of Egypt’s most vexed problems—a dam being built by Ethiopia that threatens to reduce Egypt’s share of the Nile’s water.

If Okasha was attempting to gain the public’s attention and tweak the nose of the Cairo establishment, he succeeded. His move was condemned in the media and two lawmakers demanded that he be ejected from parliament for “disrespect for the blood of Egyptian and Arab martyrs.” Addressing the question of normalization, Okasha noted that Egypt’s security agencies provide close protection for Israeli officials in Egypt. “The safeguarding of the Israeli ambassador is 15 times better than that of any other ambassador in Egypt. Isn’t the presence of an Israeli ambassador a result of Israel and Egypt’s mutual recognition of each other?”

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Egyptian Lawmaker Invited Israeli Ambassador to Egypt to Dinner

 

[irosie91]

Mr. OKASHA may soon be ACCUSED of having a <gasp> jewish grandmother----or---at least of being a "closet copt"

 

[montelatici]

With all of the disappearances of political/religious dissidents, jailing of journalists and the murder and torture of foreign students that the Egyptian military dictatorship is practicing, they should get along just fine.

Thousands of secular and religious dissidents have disappeared over the past few months in Egypt. Not to mention the torture and murder of the Italian doctoral candidate.

 

[irosie91]

With all of the disappearances of political/religious dissidents, jailing of journalists and the murder and torture of foreign students that the Egyptian military dictatorship is practicing, they should get along just fine.

Thousands of secular and religious dissidents have disappeared over the past few months in Egypt. Not to mention the torture and murder of the Italian doctoral candidate.

Try again Montelatici------you are describing NOTHING NEW in Egypt-----
I have worked with copt physicians in the US ----since about 40 years ago---
----the same crap was "happening" in Egypt since the time of Baathist pig GAMAL
ABDEL NASSER (I have no information about this kind of stuff before the
GAMAL)

 

[montelatici]

Facilitating the overthrow of Egypt's first democratically elected government because we didn't like who won was the first mistake. Now there will be another 3 or 4 generations of Egyptians that will live under a murderous military dictatorship.

Baathist secularism is far better than what is in most Arab states now.

 

[irosie91]

Facilitating the overthrow of Egypt's first democratically elected government because we didn't like who won was the first mistake. Now there will be another 3 or 4 generations of Egyptians that will live under a murderous military dictatorship.

Baathist secularism is far better than what is in most Arab states now.

Baathist filth is the preferred filth of RUSSIA-----it is totalitarian and "NATIONAL
SOCIALIST" ---read that NAZI FASCIST. There has been no Baathist government that has NOT fomented gross massacres and massive deaths-----
Monte's hero----SADDAM was an ardent BAATHIST PIG

 

[Sally]

Mr. OKASHA may soon be ACCUSED of having a <gasp> jewish grandmother----or---at least of being a "closet copt"

Here's the latest being reported on this affair.

The Israeli-Egyptian love affair - Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East

 

[irosie91]

Facilitating the overthrow of Egypt's first democratically elected government because we didn't like who won was the first mistake. Now there will be another 3 or 4 generations of Egyptians that will live under a murderous military dictatorship.

Baathist secularism is far better than what is in most Arab states now.[/QUOTE
^^^^ translation----"this shit is better than that shit........"