Leader in Egyptian Preaidential Race Would “Modify” Peace Treaty
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JPost – Cairo will likely maintain its peace treaty with Israel but in modified form, Egypt’s leading presidential candidate said this week. Amr Moussa said regulations for troop deployments in Sinai and Egypt’s sale of natural gas to Israel could be expected to undergo revisions in the post-Hosni Mubarak era.
On Sunday a member of Egypt’s ruling military council said the presidential nomination process would start on April 15, with voting beginning in June.
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