Egypt must recognize that its greatest threat is not Israel, but rather the scourge of extremism and violence that is overtaking its country and threatening the stability of its neighbors.
Joseph P. Kennedy III: “Egypt must recognize that its greatest threat is not Israel, but rather the scourge of extremism and violence that is…”
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Kennedy emphasizes Egypt's need to address extremism over its conflict with Israel.
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