Egypt Vows Strong Response to Sinai Attack
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera
- Publication Date:
- 5 August 2012
- Tags:
- Egypt, Conflict, Peace and Security, Governance
Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi is promising a strong response after an attack on a security checkpoint along the Egyptian-Israeli border. More than a dozen Egyptian soldiers died in the assault near Rafah border crossing. The gunmen reportedly tried to smash their way across the frontier into Israel. Al Jazeera's Rhodry Davies reports.
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- Mursi Fires Intelligence Chief, Governor
- Thousands Mourn Rafah Attack Victims, Mursi Absent
- Military Funeral for Sinai Victims Begins, Mursi Absent
- Mursi Visits Soldiers Wounded in Rafah Attack At Qubba Military Hospital
- Attackers of Local Border Guards Will Be Brought to Justice
- UN Chief Strongly Condemns Attack On Checkpoint in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula
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- 15 Dead, Seven Injured in Sinai Attack - Health Ministry
- VIDEO: Egypt Vows to Avenge Israeli Checkpoint Deaths
Egypt Intensifies Military Response to Sinai Attacks
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- Govt Ups Security in Sinai As Clashes Erupt in Arish
- Army Seals Gaza Tunnels After Attack
- Presidential Spokesman Denies Any Relation Between Releasing Political Detainees, Rafah Attack
- Fuel Crisis in Sinai Disappears After Rafah Attack
- U.S. Official Comments on Egyptian Air Strikes in Sinai
- PM Strongly Denounces Attack Against Border-Post in Northern Sinai
Egypt: Politicians Call for Amending Peace Treaty
- Politicians Call for Amending Peace Treaty, Deploying Forces to Protect Borders
- Military Funeral for Sinai Victims Begins, Mursi Absent
- Mursi Visits Soldiers Wounded in Rafah Attack At Qubba Military Hospital
- Attackers of Local Border Guards Will Be Brought to Justice
- Morsi Vows Harsh Response to Cowardly Rafah Attack
- U.S. Offers Condolences to Nation's President
- Armed Forces Mourn Its Martyrs in Sinai
- Military Funeral for Rafah Attack Victims Tuesday Noon
- Military Funeral for Sinai Attack Victims At Cairo's Unknown Soldier Memorial
- U.S. Expresses Condolences to Families of Sinai Attack Victims
- Egypt's Army Reaffirms Ability to Protect Sinai
