A fight broke out today, August 30, between three Israeli tourists and two Egyptian employees of a hotel in Taba, a city on the Red Sea near the border with the State of Israel. The clash ended with six people injured, suffering several cuts to their bodies and head trauma. According to the Ynet newspaper, citing Egyptian media, the clashes were triggered by Israeli Arab tourists who refused to pay a bill for hotel services. The news initially caused great concern in Tel Aviv, so much so that several ambulances were sent to the scene.
The alarm
In the afternoon, news circulated that some Israelis had been injured at a hotel just across the Egyptian border. “Several tourists were involved in an accident in Taba, where several people were stabbed,” reports the Egyptian channel All News. Al-Qaheraciting a “high-level” Egyptian source. Details were provided by journalist Sulaiman Ahmed, who speaks on his X profile of “Six Israelis stabbed in Taba.” [Egitto, ndr.]»
According to the same source, the attack took place in a hotel in the city that is on the border with the State of Israel. It was also thought that a terrorist act had taken place, but the alarm was then triggered.
On the cover: EPA/KHALED ELFIQI I A view of the Salah al-Din citadel in the Red Sea city of Taba
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