Israel’s ambassador to Egypt, David Govrin, was reportedly in the country last Wednesday on a one-day trip, Times of Israel reports. The official was accompanied by a delegation of eight embassy employees. While the newspaper does not provide a reason for this short return, which coincided with US Advisor Jared Kushner’s visit to discuss the jumpstarting the Palestinian-Israeli talks. Govrin and other embassy staffers were quietly removed from Egypt in late 2016 “due to security concerns.”
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