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Israel and Egypt’s enduring ‘cold peace’

  • The Accords, cemented by a peace treaty in 1979, saw regional powerhouse Egypt temporarily shunned by the rest of the Arab World
  • While many Egyptians welcome the absence of war, they remain hostile to Israel
By AFP ·

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