Egyptian Presidential Adviser: ‘Naturally’ Israel is Following Egypt Crisis
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by Joshua Levitt

Mustafa Hijazi, advisor to interim Egyptian President Adly Mansour, says it's 'natural' that Israel is concerned with violence in Egypt. Photo: Screenshot.
Jerusalem Post / Reuters – An adviser to interim Egyptian President Adly Mansour said Monday that it is natural that Israel, like Cairo, wants a stable security situation maintained in Egypt because Jerusalem understands that any deterioration of stability in the country “is liable to influence the entire region.”
Speaking in an interview with Russia al-Youm, an Arabic-language Russian media outlet, Mustafa Hijazi said that “Israel is naturally following the events, as a regional neighbor, and wants to be assured, because what’s happening right now in Egypt is important to all in the region.”
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