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MOMENT OF TRUTH IN ISLAMABAD: THE US AND IRAN FACE OFF, BUT THEY'RE PLAYING DIFFERENT GAMES
Cairo connects Netanyahu's trial to military strategy, suggesting the war serves to delay justice
Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
Cairo looks at Islamabad sideways, preferring to shine its spotlight on Netanyahu's corruption trial resuming mid-war. The Egypt Independent develops an angle connecting Israeli domestic justice to military strategy: the trial's resumption fuels post-war outrage in Israel, suggesting Netanyahu prolongs operations to delay a judicial reckoning. It's a reading that resonates with Egyptian politics — where justice and power are inseparable — and allows Cairo to criticize Israel without weighing in on the US-Iran negotiations, a balancing act Egypt has elevated to a diplomatic art form.
Avoiding Iran-US talks to protect partnerships
Anti-Netanyahu framing reflecting Egypt's historical position
Reading the trial as political instrument, mirroring local practices
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