Iran Warns of All-Out War with Israel

Egypt is ramping up military spending despite economic hardships, alarming Israeli officials due to the construction of tunnels and military infrastructure in Sinai, which could facilitate rapid troop deployment near the Israeli border. Concerns have been raised that this buildup, in violation of the Camp David Accords, could lead to unintended conflict between the two nations. Meanwhile, Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned recent U.S. and U.K. airstrikes in Yemen as violations of sovereignty, asserting that such actions contribute to regional instability and threaten Palestinian support. Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that any Israeli aggression could spark a widespread war, while emphasizing the importance of diplomacy to prevent such conflicts. He expressed hope for a unified regional approach to maintain stability and avoid catastrophic outcomes. The tensions in both Egypt-Israel and Iran-Israel highlight the fragile security situation in the Middle East, necessitating diplomatic engagement to mitigate risks of escalation.