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Egypt’s Stake In the Gaza Strip’s Stability

Khaled Elgindy
Khaled Elgindy
Khaled Elgindy Former Brookings Expert, Senior Fellow - Middle East Institute

November 15, 2012

Residents in Israel and the Gaza Strip are taking shelter and bracing themselves as rocket fire into both regions continues to take civilian lives. Egypt has condemned the strikes into Gaza and is sending its Prime Minister to Gaza for talks. Restoring peace in the region is critically important for Egypt’s new government, says Fellow Khaled Elgindy.

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