Egypt and Israel are far from normalization despite the “close” military cooperation between the two countries, Zvi Bar’el writes for Haaretz (paywall). President Abdel Fattah El Sisi confirmed in a 60 Minutes interview broadcasted last week that Cairo and Tel Aviv have been cooperating in Egypt’s anti-terror campaign in Sinai, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lobbied the US Congress to prevent military aid cuts to Egypt, Bar’el says. However, there remains “an abyss … between the military cooperation and normalization,” but the perks Israel has to gain from full normalization are “negligible compared to the military cooperation.”
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