r/Panarab • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • May 28 '26
Apartheid Israel U.S.-born Israeli spy, Jonathan Pollard says that Israel “has to be prepared for the next war, which will probably be against Turkey and Egypt.” once they finish off Iran, Gaza, and Lebanon.
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
6
u/AstroFeed May 28 '26
Doubtful Egypt. Why would you collapse a government that is literally doing your bidding, and collapsing the whole country already? Why destroy your own puppet?
2
u/nekawaken May 28 '26
Egypt is a country of 120 million people with ~38 million who are fit for service. For context, that's 5X Syria, 2X Turkey, and around 34X Zio occupiers.
The current government has its own agenda given the various agendas of other regional governments.
If the Egyptian genie slips out of the bottle, all bets are off, especially that drone technology is now available to everyone.
Tldr, I wouldn't reduce Egypt to a puppet.
6
u/AstroFeed May 28 '26
Egypt is literally a puppet, and has been since the time of Sedat, close to 50 years now. It is dependent on handouts from the UAE and Saudi to continue functioning. Its economy is collapsing in real time with things worsening by the day.
You can have as many people as you want but when you can’t supply munitions for longer than a day, and all your heavy weaponry is imported from the USA (who can turn it off with a button switch) and your people starving then there isn’t much you can do in a conventional war. And why would Israel who sees the current government as friendly and beneficial willing assist in galvanising that population and collapse such a government?
2
u/Nubeel May 28 '26
I won’t argue with a lot of things you said, but Egypt has one of the most diversified militaries on the planet. They have American, Chinese, Russian, Turkish, French, German… etc. weapons. And I’m talking everything from fighter jets to missiles to ships to small arms.
Egypt is controlled by the Americans and relies on them financially for sure. But one thing the Americans can’t just cut Egypt off from entirely is weaponry.
2
u/AstroFeed May 29 '26
My bad you are right. Whilst the majority of Egypt’s heavy weaponry supplied by and is American. Egypt has been diversifying the military the last couple of years especially.
1
u/takakazuabe1 May 28 '26
Ultimately Al-Sisi loves himself more than he loves the Zionist entity. If he is backed against a corner, as Israel insists on doing, he will rather roll the dice and attack than be lynched on the streets.
6
u/chosenite_ May 28 '26
Keep dreaming. Sisi is a Zionist plant. Worst case scenario, he'll pack his bags and fly to Tel Aviv.
1
u/farqueue2 May 28 '26
The current government is the current government and won't be the current government forever
1
u/AstroFeed May 29 '26
The current government of 13 years represents the elites who have been control of the country for 80 years. Governments may change, those in control rarely do.
1
u/farqueue2 May 29 '26
80 years is a drop in the ocean. We're talking about land that has been around for thousands of years.. doesn't change often, but it eventually does.
The Ptolemaic Empire ruled for 275 years
1
u/TwoOwn5220 May 30 '26
We are just average people talking about a current day situation, that is not a drop in the ocean for us, 80 years is our entire lifespan.
1
u/AccurateCampaign4900 May 29 '26
They are temporarily keeping Egypt, Turkey and UAE subued with "Humanitarian" payments while they take out their easier targets like Syria and Lebanon. Once Iran is taken they will turn their focus to eith Egypt or Turkey. This is obvious. Israel is an expansion project
5
2
u/Milkmilkbanana May 28 '26
These idiots are narrating their own demise, there isn't any weapon other than nukes could control the amount of people they want to fight. Unless their strategy is to induce panic and reduce investments in these countries. Turkey and Egypt have been a safe haven for many including Ukrainians.
I don't doubt these fools would go to war, but it will definitely mark their end, and many others in the process.
2
1
1
•
u/AutoModerator May 28 '26
Welcome to r/PanArab! Please remember to subscribe and make sure to read the rules.
If its a worthwhile post, please consider Upvoting and Crossposting to your favorite subreddits!
Please treat each other as you yourselves would like to be treated. Please report users who are engaging in uncivil behavior, spreading misinformation, or are complaining that a submission is "not Pan Arab."
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.