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Why is Israel afraid of Egypt, even though Egypt may not have the most advanced weapons, or weapons on par with those of Saudi Arabia and the UAE, for example? This is not a call for war. It is an account of the facts and an explanation of how catastrophic a similar war would be for both sides. Here, I will focus on the Israeli side of the equation and explain why such a war would be a disastrous choice for Israel. Quite the opposite, this is a call for peace. Israel would find it difficult to contemplate going to war with Egypt for the following reasons: 1. Geography Israel has clear geographical disadvantages, unlike Egypt, which enjoys significant geographical advantages. Israel lacks strategic depth; it is a very small country. The distance from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv is only around 65 km, meaning less than an hour by car. Egypt, by contrast, is a vast country with an area of one million square kilometers. Egypt can absorb the shock of a major war on its territory; Israel cannot do so to the same extent. 2. Egypt could disrupt Israel's military capabilities Israel's military power relies heavily on its air force and nuclear arsenal. Its air force operates from nine air bases, many of which are located less than 50 km from the Egyptian border, including Hatzor, Nevatim, Ramon, and Ovda. Even the farthest, Ramat David, is only about 270 km away. This proximity means Egypt could potentially target these bases from relatively safe distances using a combination of air-, sea-, and land-launched munitions, disrupting runways, base infrastructure, and refueling capabilities at the very least, with potentially more serious consequences over time. Some of these bases could even be within artillery range from positions across the border. 3. Egypt could target critical Israeli economic infrastructure Using the types of munitions in its arsenal, Egypt could potentially target critical economic infrastructure, including seaports, airports, oil refineries, gas fields, and power plants. Precision strikes against these facilities could severely disrupt Israel's economy. 4. The Egyptian navy could impose a Naval blockade on Israel Egypt possesses a powerful navy that could potentially impose a naval blockade, with Egyptian submarines playing a role in carrying it out. 5. The cost of establishing air superiority over Egypt would be enormous Egypt is neither Iran nor Syria. It possesses a complex, diverse, and multilayered air defense network, managed by an advanced command-and-control system. Neutralizing a network of this kind would require a major effort, potentially on the scale of what only the world's great military powers could undertake, and at a substantial economic and military cost. 6. The geography of Sinai gives Egypt a defensive advantage Sinai's passes and narrow corridors constrain an advancing enemy to specific, relatively restricted routes. This gives a well-entrenched defender a significant advantage in stopping an enemy's advance.

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