Mediator nations view the Israeli strikes as a serious breach of international law and a negative development for the Palestinian people, hindering peace efforts.

Some perspectives criticize Hamas's actions, suggesting that violence and war are not solutions to deep-seated problems and that Egypt should not be expected to take Gaza.

There is a suggestion that Israel should return Gaza to Egypt and the West Bank to Jordan, implying a desire for a return to previous territorial arrangements.

Some Egyptian voices criticize Hamas's October 7th attack, believing violence does not solve deep problems for the Palestinian people.

There are claims that Egypt's border with Gaza is heavily secured, preventing entry for Gazan citizens, while also questioning the effectiveness of this control against smuggling.

Egypt is considered a strong nation in the region, with discussions about its potential to revive Nasser's foreign policy if not for external influences like CENTCOM.

Some suggest Israel should return Gaza to Egypt and the West Bank to Jordan, though others note Egypt and Jordan's reluctance to take them back.

Egypt, along with other nations, strongly condemns Israeli attacks, targeting of healthcare facilities, and killing of civilians in Gaza, viewing them as violations of international law.