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Egypt: Police officer kills two Israeli tourists, one Egyptian

Two Israeli tourists and one Egyptian were killed on Sunday by a police officer in Alexandria, Egypt, according to a media outlet close to the security apparatus, amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, Agence France-Presse reported.

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“A police officer in Alexandria opened fire indiscriminately with his personal weapon on a group of Israeli tourists (...). Two tourists were killed, as well as an Egyptian, and the police officer was arrested,” Extra News television reported, citing a “security source.”

Egypt, a neighbour of Israel and an essential mediator in every new outbreak of violence between Israel and Gaza, with which it also shares a border, was the first Arab country to normalise relations with Israel in 1979.

Translation by Iurie Tataru

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Romania's Constitutional Court demands recount of votes in first round of presidential elections
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Obstruction of free movement on the bridge over the Nistru from Gura Bâcului – Bâcioc, to the attention of the Joint Control Commission
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