The agreement includes Israeli withdrawal from the Philadelphi Corridor along the Gaza-Egypt border and the return of hundreds of thousands to northern Gaza.

In Gaza, Israel will create 'security spaces, buffer zones and commanding positions' that will ensure the security of nearby Israeli communities across the border.

The Gaza-Egypt border, especially the Philadelphia Corridor, is a crucial strategic area in the ongoing conflict, serving as a vital route for Hamas's operations.

'Leaving the Philadelphi corridor would be disastrous for Israel.'

Egypt proved long before October 7 that it is not a 'peace partner' for Israel and not a cooperative country.

Hamas's massive tunnels in Gaza, almost as extensive as the London Underground, were built thanks to European aid.