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Emiri Diwan: The Emir of Qatar, the King of Jordan, and the President of Egypt discussed the regional and international situation in a call with Macron, Starmer, and Carney.

Egyptian President: It is time to deal seriously and decisively with the Palestinian issue.

Egyptian President: We affirm our rejection of any proposals that would displace Palestinians from their land.

Sisi: I tell the people of Israel that what their government is doing threatens their security.

Egyptian President: Israeli behavior will only bring instability to the region and the world

Egypt has decided to reduce security coordination with Israel "until further notice" after the Doha attack. According to Al-Arabiya, Cairo will "re-arrange security communications" with Israel as part of its steps

Israel has agreed to an Egyptian request for an airdrop of aid today.

Egypt protests Ethiopia's dam inauguration in letter to UN Security Council

As part of a government plan to expand the privatization of air port management, Egypt is preparing to offer 11 new airports to the private sector for management and operation.

Alarms were activated at the Egyptian border

Netanyahu against Egypt: They prefer to imprison Gaza residents who want to leave a war zone, against their will

A drone launched from Yemen was intercepted over Sinai – no alerts were triggered

UK closes embassy in Cairo after security barriers removed

Egyptian Foreign Ministry: Targeting Nasser Medical Complex in Gaza confirms blatant Israeli violations of international law.

Drone alert at Egypt-Israel border issued

Security personnel at the Egyptian Embassy in New York dragged two Hamas supporters into the embassy and beat them, before handing them over to local police. This follows a series of violent protests outside Egyptian embassies worldwide over the war in Gaza

The Hamas delegation in Egypt left Cairo and is en-route to Turkey, Saudi Al-Hadath reports

The displacement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip is a “red line” and Cairo will not allow any party to risk Egypt’s national security or sovereignty, Egyptian Foreign Minister told CNN

Gaza: A Hamas delegation in Egypt has received a ceasefire proposal, according to a Palestinian official quoted by AFP

Palestinian Prime Minister: Gaza needs international action to force Israel to allow aid into the Strip.

A speech by the Egyptian Foreign Minister from the Rafah crossing, accompanied by the Palestinian Prime Minister.

Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty spoke by phone with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and IAEA chief Rafael Grossi for the second time in a week, Cairo said, in an apparent bid to revive Iran-IAEA cooperation. Abdelatty stressed the need to stick to diplomatic channels, rebuild trust and create conditions for resuming nuclear talks to support regional security and stability

Egyptian Presidency: Sisi and Sudanese Prime Minister discuss strategic relations and ways to strengthen them

Egyptian Foreign Minister: We are the most affected by the Red Sea incidents.

U.S. Senior Advisor for Africa: In my meeting with Egyptian FM Abdelatty, we focused on efforts to resolve the crises in Sudan, Libya, and other regional conflicts. We reaffirmed the importance of our sustained partnership across a range of shared priorities

Egyptian media quoted the head of the Suez Canal Authority as saying: The number of ships passing through daily has dropped to about 35, compared to 75 or 80 before the crisis escalated.

Reuters: Egyptian Foreign Minister discussed with US envoy Witkoff intensifying pressure to reach a truce in the Gaza Strip before the envoy's visit to Israel.

Egyptian Prime Minister: We remind you that the Rafah crossing consists of two sides: one Egyptian and the other Israeli-controlled.

Egypt’s Foreign Minister says Cairo is training hundreds of Palestinian security forces to deploy in Gaza and remove Hamas, declaring: “We have a clear plan for security and governance in Gaza after the ceasefire.”

Earlier today, military cargo aircraft of the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, and for the first time Egypt, airdropped 52 pallets of humanitarian aid, including food, water, and other supplies, to residents in both the Northern and Southern Gaza Strip. The airdrops were coordinated with the Israel Defense Force and the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT), with the Israeli army stating that the drops are part of a “series of actions aimed at improving the humanitarian response in the Gaza Strip.”