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Egyptians Take to the Streets to Demand Support for Palestine and Reject Displacement
Hundreds of thousands of Egyptians gathered after performing the Eid al-Fitr prayer today, Monday, expressing their rejection of the displacement of Palestinians and reaffirming their support for the Arab plan to rebuild Gaza.
After the Eid prayer, massive demonstrations erupted across various Egyptian provinces in support of the political leadership's decisions regarding the Palestinian cause, with protesters raising Palestinian flags and holding banners that expressed their rejection of displacement and Israeli violations.
The demonstrators called for accelerating and intensifying humanitarian aid to Palestinians and bolstering support for them in the face of Israeli aggressions, as well as helping them resist displacement plans.
Repeatedly, Egypt has confirmed its stance against the displacement of Palestinians, whether voluntary or forced.
In this context, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced his country's firm refusal to accept the displacement of the Palestinian people from their lands under any pretext. During the 41st cultural symposium held by the Armed Forces in commemoration of Martyr and Veteran Day, Sisi stated that Egypt always seeks to provide visions aimed at achieving security and peace in the region, emphasizing that the only solution to this issue lies in achieving justice and establishing a Palestinian state.
Sisi concluded by sending a salute to the Palestinian people, describing them as steadfast, and reaffirming that Egypt will continue to provide support and assistance to the Palestinians in their struggle for survival and destiny.
