At the Arab summit in Qatar, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi delivered a hardline speech, branding Israel as “the enemy.” He urged Arab states to unite so that Israel would see them as one vast region stretching “from the ocean to the Gulf.”

He stressed the need for strong decisions to deter “every aggressor” and warned that any “adventurer” should think twice.

Sisi went further, threatening that Egypt could revoke its peace agreements with Israel. His remarks mark one of the harshest statements from Cairo in years and could have serious implications for regional stability and future diplomacy.