‘Epics Makers 2’: ISIS Shares Horrific Footage From Recent Attacks In Egypt’s Sinai

You can call them Isis, you can call them as you want, but who calls the game are always the same, CIA, MI6, Mossad, NATO, all on behalf of the usual suspects, namely the tribe of cupidity and greed.
And you never know how much of what they show is true and how is instead fiction.

Please don’t delete my comments or else i will become anti-russian. I am your friend.

Their boots are US Army desert boots. That tells where they get funded from.

They really bloody love making speeches.

title sounds like from the hollywood movies

Only way they are that mobil if they are transported via helos.
No way they can pop up out of nowhere in a flat desert.

– Egypt and Israel are Contemplating Alternatives to the Suez Canal –

Recently, Israel has joined the search for a solution to the problems of the Suez Canal, as its officials recalled the idea of constructing the Ben Gurion Canal, which can link the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea, bypassing the Suez Canal altogether. At the same time, Israeli authorities claim that the distance between Eilat, which has access to the Red Sea through the Gulf of Aqaba, and the Mediterranean Sea is comparable to the length of the Suez Canal, which will allow the Ben-Gurion Canal to play the role of a “stand-in” for the Suez Canal, which as a result of the recent incident deprived a countless number of companies around the world of profits.

The Ben Gurion Canal project has a long history. It was developed after the decision of the then Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser to nationalize the Suez Canal in 1956, that was previously owned by France and the UK. This project was also mentioned by the former Israeli prime minister Shimon Peres in his book The New Middle East, published in the late 90s.

As stated in the explanatory note to the project, the Israeli canal was supposed to be dug across the Negev desert, from Eilat onwards, between the two mountains to the Mediterranean Sea. In addition to the astronomical costs associated with this the project, it was proposed to use 520 nuclear bombs to facilitate the land works. However, in the end, the project was frozen: nuclear explosions would cause an increase in radiation levels while the conventional way of constructing the canal rendered it senseless from the purely financial standpoint. In addition, the authors of the project explained that the Arab countries surrounding Israel will strongly object to the construction of an alternative for the Suez Canal.

Today, Tel Aviv promises to build the Ben Gurion Canal in five years and turn the future transport artery into a multi-faceted project that will include the construction of small towns with hotels, restaurants and nightclubs along the lane. However, investors remain pessimistic about the prospects of the Ben Gurion Canal, primarily due to the fact that incidents like the one that occurred on March 23 in the Suez Canal can hardly be described as a frequent occurrence. In addition, the need to use nuclear bombs to reduce the cost of earthworks reinforces their doubts.

However, this plan has already become a source of great concern in Cairo, primarily because of the fear of losing the profits generated by the Suez Canal that remain at the level of 6 billion dollars a year. Under these circumstances, Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi would remind the public that the Suez Canal played an important role in world trade for almost two centuries.

However, Israel has yet another alternative to offer – a project called the Path to Regional Peace that was presented by Israeli Transport Minister Israel Katz at a conference in the Sultanate of Oman back in 2018. This project was proposed by the Israeli authorities after the construction of a railway line, stretching from the port of Haifa to Beit She’an, that was officially opened in 2016. The idea is to connect the port city of Haifa on the Mediterranean coast through Jordan with Saudi Arabia and other Sunni states on the Arabian Peninsula with a railway. The 2,200 kilometers long line is envisioned as an alternative route for air and sea routes and bypasses the Straits of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb, through which almost 90% of oil and gas exports of the Persian Gulf countries pass. Back in 2018, this project looked like a dubious proposition due to the tense relations between the Israelis and the Arabs, however, after the recent singing of the Abraham Accords, Israel started promoting this idea once again.

https://journal-neo.org/2021/04/16/egypt-and-israel-are-contemplating-alternative-to-the-suez-canal/

They are dressed better than in the past, must be all of the empty uniforms lying around

Everyone know who brings them there, half of these claims are false and props, just Sisi doesn’t have any idea. Or at least he pretends to.
He needs lots and shit loads of sirty zionistic CIA money to live his luxury life. The one thing is for sure, if they took over Egypt, that is all because of Gaza.
Now you mister ‘truest Muslims’ can go and really good fuck your selves.
Sisi Muslims brotherhood MI6 coward.

did those blurry kneeling people get sleepy, nap time?

These are not atrocities folks. This behavior is actually a manifestation of “cultural differences in the way ISIS meets out justice in a disadvantaged environment“. We must avoid any references that would negatively impact the sensitivities of ISIS and cause them to feel ostracized from the global community of Nelson Mandela consciousness.

After all, they are our best operatives.

I spent a week in the Sinai … once upon a time … eh?

It isn’t FLAT … it’s quite rugged

The coast is beautiful …

It’s a nightmare for Egypt since Daesh are slippery and nimble … eh?

It gives me the creeps thinking that my group slept out for a week undisturbed and that would NOT be possible today …

Very sad …

The monastery of Santa Catarina was magical (Orthodox) … in the middle of nowhere … and a Cedar of Lebanon standing so tall in a nearby oasis …