Netanyahu Fears Egypt New Government Will Treat ’’Israel’’ as the Enemy

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After three months of the Egyptian revolution victory in ousting President Hosni Mubarak and his regime, the Zionist entity is concerned that Egypt's new government would have a rather hostile policy towards the "Israeli" entity, Haaretz Zionist daily reported.

"Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the European Union Ambassadors last week in  Al Quds (Jerusalem) his country was concerned Egypt's stance would switch to anti-"Israeli".
"I am very concerned over some of the voices we've been hearing from Egypt recently. I'm especially concerned over the current Egyptian Foreign Minister's statements", Netanyahu told the EU envoys.

Senior Egyptian officials slammed "Israel" earlier in the past two weeks, referring to it as "the enemy" in several stances.
Egyptian Finance Minister Samir Radwan, said his country did not need investment from "the enemy", when talking to a possible "Israeli" investment inside Egypt.

According to Haaretz, such statements infuriate "Israel", adding that a Minister from the Forum of Seven said that his entity fear that candidates for the Egyptian September elections "would make harsh anti-"Israeli" statements to win favor from the public".