القاهرة تطالب بدور عربي في مباحثات باكستان بين إيران وأمريكا

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Egypt's middle-ground position and strategic relations give it a key role in Iran-US talks.

The episode begins with an introduction to the Hot Files program, which focuses on analyzing current geopolitical issues with experts. It centers on Egypt's demand for an Arab role in negotiations between Iran and the United States, hosted in Pakistan. The host discusses how these talks affect Arab national security, particularly in the Arabian Gulf region. Egypt's position is highlighted as aiming to prevent attacks on Arab states and maintain Gulf security. The transcript includes repeated questions about what Arab countries can ask from Tehran following Iran's claims that attacks on American sites have ended. A guest, Mr. Jameel Afifi, provides analysis on Egypt's efforts, noting its middle-ground role due to strategic relations with various countries. He mentions Egypt's involvement in past crises like the Gaza Strip and visits to Gulf states. The episode also touches on the potential for Egyptian participation in investigations, though it notes this hasn't been officially announced. Later, it shifts to critique US policy under President Donald Trump, arguing that the administration prioritized profit-loss calculations over Arab allies' interests. The discussion evaluates failed US and Israeli military operations in the Middle East, citing examples like Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza. The episode concludes with a summary of these points, emphasizing the complexity of regional negotiations and security dynamics.

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