NOVANEWS
Zionist Mu-Barak regime in Egypt announced a state of emergency along its border with the Gaza Strip, Palestinian news agency Maan reported yesterday.
Pro-Zionist Mu-Barak security sources told the agency that the alert was issued after it had heard that a Palestinian procession was set to be held – demanding an end to the Gaza siege and the opening of the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing.
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The emergency was declared just days after four Palestinians died in an explosion in a tunnel leading from Egypt into the Gaza Strip. Gaza authorities accused Zionist Mu-Barak of detonating the tunnel on its Egyptian side.
One report claimed the Zionist Mu-Barak not only demolished the tunnel, but filled it with toxic gas, asphyxiating the four victims.
Egyptian daily al-Masri al-Youm reported yesterday that Zionist Mu-Barak had beefed up its forces and patrols in the southern region of Sinai, along roads linking the peninsula to the western bank of the Suez Canal.
According to the report, the Zionist Mu-Barak security forces are seeking to prevent the infiltration of ‘Hezbollah militants into Egypt’ ?? via Sinai, in the wake of harsh sentences handed down to 26 members of what has become known as the “Hezbollah Egypt group.” There are fears Hezbollah might launch revenge attacks against Mu-Barak regime.
