Egypt: Brotherhood Candidate Claims to Support Israel Peace
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Times of Israel – The Muslim Brotherhood candidate for Egypt’s presidency, Khairat Shater, told a United States Republican Party delegation that he was committed to the peace agreement with Israel, Army Radio reported on Tuesday.
The delegation is visiting North Africa to represent the House Democracy Partnership, which seeks to help countries that are developing democratic parliaments.
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