Absolutely, and I'm saying that there's been a change in Egyptian policy wrt Gaza and Israel since Oct 7th. Egypt visibly stopped including the IDF in import d

Absolutely, and I'm saying that there's been a change in Egyptian policy wrt Gaza and Israel since Oct 7th. Egypt visibly stopped including the IDF in import decisions for a while leading Israel to declare that they would bomb any imports Egypt let in. https://www.gbnews.com/news/world/israel-issues-warning-to-egypt-claiming-it-will-bomb-truck-columns-heading-to-gaza-with-aid https://www.gbnews.com/news/world/israel-issues-warning-to-e... Such a statement would only be required if Egypt intended to allow imports without Israel's approval. Such disagreement wrt humanitarian policies could also be seen in not wanting to be complicit in what might be seen as a crime against humanity. A "we tried to give them aid, violating our long standing agreement with Israel, and also weren't complicit in the ethnic cleansing" argument.