Advice to 'lull' Israel with an agreement and the PM's advisor's tweet: 'It is not about Egypt'

Yonatan Urich, senior advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, hinted today (Tuesday) that Egypt is not among the countries that were involved in advising each other to be flexible and reach an agreement with Israel in order to "lull" it while preparing for war. Urich wrote these comments in response on X to advisor Itzik Alrov, who accused that "Netanyahu is leaking against a 'country in the Middle East' (Egypt) to tarnish its name a bit in the eyes of the public, because of all the Qatar matters that have stuck to him and his office."

The Prime Minister's advisor, who is accused in the "Bild" case, did not deny in his response to Alrov the claims that it was a leak by Netanyahu. "It is not about Egypt," he wrote in his response.

Yesterday, it was reported on Kan that officials in a country in the region advised officials in another country to be flexible and reach an agreement with Israel in order to "lull" it while preparing for a larger conflict against it. According to the report, which was attributed to knowledgeable sources, in the dialogue between the parties, those same officials in the first country told their interlocutors that they should reach an agreement with Israel in order to violate it later, while at the same time preparations for war would be carried out.