It’s another morning of Suez Canal coverage for Egypt, starting with the Financial Times’ Heba Saleh and Harry Dempsey, who say that freeing the Ever Given was a matter of national pride for Egyptians. The canal has long been a symbol of independence from colonial rule, Saleh and Dempsey write. Elsewhere, the Times of Israel notes that a 13-member Yemeni Jewish family departed for Egypt in an agreement the family struck with Iranian-backed Houthi forces.
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