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    List of nations walking out of Netanyahu's UN speech circulates●Full list of nations to walk out of Netanyahu’s speech: (Source: https://www. thelondoneconomic.com/news/ful l-list-of-cMmastodonBusinessLabor191 h ago

    A list of countries that walked out of Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations is being widely shared. The reported delegations include Suriname, Tuvalu, Turkmenistan, Yemen, Egypt, Panama, Senegal, Palestine, Sudan and Tunisia, among others. The walkouts are being read as a public demonstration of protest over Israel's conduct, with commentators highlighting the mix of Arab, African, Latin American and other states involved.

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    Egypt warned Israel Gaza was 'on verge of exploding' before Oct 7●'Gaza on verge of exploding': Egypt spy chief warned Israel of Hamas escalation before Oct 7✉newsWarMiddle East1 h ago

    Egypt's intelligence chief warned Israel ahead of October 7 that Gaza was 'on verge of exploding' and that Hamas was planning an escalation, according to a report citing the warning. The claim revives debate over whether Israeli officials underestimated the threat despite specific advance notice from Cairo, and how much of the intelligence was shared or acted upon before the attack.

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    Egypt sends 284th Zad Al-Izzah aid convoy to Gaza●Egypt sends 284th ‘Zad Al-Izzah’ aid convoy to Gaza with over 2,794 tons of supplies✉newsWarMiddle East1 h ago

    Egypt has dispatched its 284th 'Zad Al-Izzah' aid convoy to Gaza, carrying more than 2,794 tons of food, medical and relief supplies for the territory's population. The convoy is part of an ongoing Egyptian humanitarian operation that has run throughout the conflict, as international pressure grows to keep aid flowing into the besieged enclave.

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    Egypt to rest Salah for South Sudan qualifier●Egypt to rest Salah in South Sudan AFCON qualifier over pitch concerns✉newsWarSudan1 h ago

    Egypt plan to leave Mohamed Salah out of their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against South Sudan, citing concerns over the state of the pitch. Coaches are prioritising the Liverpool forward's fitness, with the hard playing surface seen as an injury risk ahead of a demanding club season.

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    Salah rested by Egypt for AFCON qualifier over artificial pitch●Mohamed Salah rested for Egypt’s AFCON qualifier due to artificial pitch - The Athletic✉newsWarSudan1 h ago

    Mohamed Salah has been left out of Egypt's starting line-up for their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, with The Athletic reporting the decision was made because of the artificial pitch at the venue. Managers often protect star players from playing on synthetic surfaces over injury concerns. Egypt will hope to secure qualification without their captain, and fans are debating whether the caution is justified.

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    Egypt leave Mohamed Salah out of South Sudan match over artificial pitch●Mohamed Salah: Egypt leave forward out of South Sudan game over artificial pitch✉newsWarSudan1 h ago

    Egypt have left forward Mohamed Salah out of their match against South Sudan because of the artificial playing surface at the venue. The decision protects the Liverpool star, who has a history of muscle problems, from unnecessary injury risk on turf. The fixture remains significant for Egypt's qualifying campaign, and fans are debating whether resting the captain is the right call.

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    Mohamed Salah has been left out of Egypt's squad for their match against South Sudan. The news, reported by Nigerian Voice, gives no reason for his omission. Supporters are likely weighing the impact of playing without their star forward in an important qualifier, and whether injury, rotation or another factor explains the decision.

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    An ancient Egyptian fortress is offering new insight into military life during the New Kingdom period. Findings from the site shed light on how soldiers lived and how Egypt organized its defenses at the height of its imperial power. The discovery is drawing attention from archaeology enthusiasts and historians interested in Egypt's military history.