The House’s discussion of the Tiran and Sanafir handover agreement is, at this moment in time, unwise — particularly in light of recent regional developments and the political sensitivity of the topic both inside and outside Egypt, Hamdy Rizk writes in Al Masry Al Youm. Rizk reminds us of the protests that were sparked by the contentious agreement — not to mention the rift with Saudi Arabia, whose support in the fight against terrorism is crucial right now. It would be wise for the House to at least put off its discussions until after the Supreme Constitutional Court issues a final verdict on the validity of the agreement and whether or not the House has the right to discuss it, Rizk says.
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