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The israeli hebrew newspaper ³Maariv´ revealed yesterday that high-level officials in the
office of Benjamin Netanyahu carried out in recent days a series of phone calls with
Suleiman and advised him about the urgent necessity of ³security´ coordination on several
issues between Israel and Egypt. The newspaper added that the prevention of smuggling
weapons through the tunnels on Egypt¶s border to the Gaza Strip was only one issue among
others which the officials discussed.

The Quds Press agency, quoting Israeli sources, said that the jewish zionist state had offered
General Omar Suleiman, now appointed ³vice-President of the Republic of Egypt´ by
dictator Mubarak, to put ³all potential resources´ at his disposal to ³protect the regime in
Egypt´, including the implementation of the ³specific operations to pre-empt the popular
revolution´, and asked him to work together to prevent what they called ³smuggling weapon
to the Gaza Strip´.

Quds Press added that an official in the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
revealed that they had called Suleiman on Sunday 30 January 2011 and expressed their
concern about the situation in Egypt, offering him the resources of the Israeli intelligence to
implement special operations to end the protests.

The Israeli source added that Netanyahu and Suleiman had discussed possible ways to secure
the ³border´ of Egypt with the israeli jewish entity. The Israeli Prime Minister offered
Suleiman to put the possibilities of the zionist entity at his disposal if he felt that his regime
was in danger.
On the other hand, US government representatives called Egyptian officials several times to
discus the issue of Israels security concerns at the common border of the Sinai peninsula.
After those calls, Egypt redeployed thousands of soldiers to the Sinai Peninsula to protect the
so-called Israeli ³security´ with the consent of Israel, to bolster security in the face of protests
demanding the fall of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, which has spread throughout
Egypt.

According to the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel signed in 1979, the Sinai is a
demilitarized area. But the jewish ³state´ demands that Egypt deploy its forces in the region
whenever they need them to protect zionist entity. In 2005, when Israel withdrew its forces
from Gaza, Egypt deployed its forces in the Sinai for the first time after the signing of the so-
called ³peace treaty´ in order to protect the border between Gaza and Egypt.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, accompanied by more than half of her government,
arrived today 1 February 2011 in Israel to discuss the issue of Israeli security and the wishes
of israel for any new government which may declared in Egypt in light of the Egyptian
revolution against the current regime, they declared that ³the world must force´ Egypt to
continue abiding by the decrepit ³peace treaty´ signed in 1979. US ex-ambassador to Egypt,
Frank Wisner, returned to Cairo to meet senior Egyptian officials and to discuss the Israeli
security issue and its demands, and the possibility of a transfer of power in Egypt to a pro-US
and pro-Israel regime in the wake of crisis gripping Egypt since a week.

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Also, several thousands of Egyptians, Arabs and other foreigners demonstrated in countries
around the world in support to the demands of the Egyptian people

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