الرئيس المصري يرد على الأكاذيب الإسرائيلية بشأن غزة.. “هروح من ربنا فين لو أنا السبب”

Summary

The speaker discusses the hardships in Egypt and Gaza, noting that while times are difficult, God will help them through it. He emphasizes that Egyptians have a shared duty to take care of their country. He also defends Egypt's efforts to provide aid to Gaza, clarifying misconceptions that Egypt is blocking access. The speaker urges hope and unity among Egyptians, trusting that the situation will improve by God's grace.

Takeaways

• 😊 The speaker walks around a lot and most people he meets only say kind things like 'May God help you'
• 😢 The speaker says Egypt's welfare is the responsibility of all Egyptians, not just the government
• 👍 The speaker says high prices and shortages don't matter as much as protecting Egypt
• 😠 The speaker rejects accusations that Egypt is responsible for problems getting aid into Gaza
• 😤 The speaker insists Egypt keeps the Rafah crossing open as much as possible under the circumstances
• 😡 The speaker says Israeli restrictions on aid deliveries to Gaza are a form of pressure tactics
• 💪 The speaker affirms Egypt will never use aid as political leverage like that
• 🙏 The speaker says Egypt's ability to withstand difficulties is thanks to God
• 😌 The speaker asks God to protect and provide for Egypt
• ✌️ The speaker closes by wishing everyone well and blessings of peace

Q & A

Why does the speaker say that Egypt is a responsibility for all Egyptians?

Because Egypt's security and welfare is not just the government's responsibility, but every Egyptian citizen has a role to play, whether young or old.

What does the speaker say is more important than food or drink?

The speaker says Egypt's safety and security is more important than even basic necessities like food and drink.

How does the speaker rebut accusations that Egypt is responsible for hardships in Gaza?

The speaker strongly denies these accusations, saying he would have to answer to God if Egypt intentionally prevented aid from reaching Gaza. He states the Rafah crossing is open daily.

According to the speaker, why is aid to Gaza currently restricted?

Due to Israeli procedures ostensibly for security reasons, but likely also as a pressure tactic related to negotiations over hostage releases.

What assurance does the speaker give regarding Egypt's policies?

He stresses unambiguously that Egypt would never intentionally restrict aid or cause suffering to Gazans.

Even with difficulties, what does the speaker credit for getting through tough times?

The blessings and grace of God.

What does the speaker pray for at the end?

He prays for God to protect and suffice Egypt from all evil and harm.

Why does the speaker walk around a lot in his car?

It is not clearly stated, but it seems he may be patrolling or surveying around as some sort of security official.

What was the previous daily number of trucks entering Gaza?

The speaker states it was previously around 600 trucks daily before recent events.

How long has the Rafah crossing been open daily?

The speaker says it has been open for 2 hours per day for the past 7 days (likely referring to a specific recent period).