Egypt has once again voiced its categorical rejection of Israel’s genocidal war and attempts to forcibly displace Palestinians from their homeland, stressing that such a move would amount to the liquidation of the Palestinian cause.

Speaking during a press conference in Nicosia, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty denounced Israel’s systematic crimes in Gaza, describing the ongoing massacres and starvation tactics as “genocide in motion.”

“Displacement is not an option and it is a red line for Egypt, and we will not allow it to happen,” Abdelatty declared. “Displacement means liquidation and the end of the Palestinian cause, and there is no legal, moral, or ethical ground to evict people from their homeland.”

The Egyptian top diplomat strongly condemned the barbaric Israeli assault on Gaza, highlighting that what is unfolding “is far beyond imagination.” He underlined that the deliberate mass killing of civilians and the creation of artificial famine are war crimes for which Israel must be held accountable.

Egypt’s stance reflects the growing regional alarm at Israel’s relentless campaign of destruction, which has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians, flattened entire neighborhoods, and deprived Gaza’s besieged population of food, water, and medicine. Cairo has consistently rejected Israeli schemes to push Palestinians into Egypt’s Sinai as part of a broader plan to erase Gaza and undermine Palestinian national rights.

By reaffirming its red lines, Egypt has aligned itself with the voices of justice across the Arab and Islamic world that insist the Palestinian people must remain steadfast in their land until liberation, rejecting Israel’s colonialist plans of dispossession. (ILKHA)