Nasrallah – Egypt relations reached the point of no return

The real­ity is that there is noth­ing new in Nas­ral­lah accu­sa­tionscon­tin­ued in today’s arti­cle].

Egypt in its turn mobi­lized its media to “answer” Nas­ral­lah, and this arti­cle on Al-Ahram is an exam­ple “A sus­pended resis­tance fighter”.

The nature of this “mobi­liza­tion” is in details described by Al-Akhbar:

1– Con­tact Egypt­ian jour­nal­ists and asks them to crit­i­cize Nasrallah.

2– Con­tact the media to start an attack on Nasrallah.

3– For­bid Egypt­ian demon­stra­tors to carry pho­tos of nasrallah

4– Take into account that Nasrallah’s pop­u­lar­ity among the Egyp­tians exceeds the pop­u­lar­ity of the Egypt­ian politi­cians and Mubarak.

But still, why Nasrallah?

El-Nashra answers this ques­tion, say­ing that Nasrallah’s speech is con­nected to:

Demands made by some Pales­tin­ian fac­tions to Egypt to drop the Egypt­ian peace treaty with Israel and to engage in mil­i­tary con­fronta­tion again after decades of peace.