شبه جزيرة سيناء: تفرد وتميز لا استثناء

Abstract EN

Sinai occupies a unique and distinguished position in the Egyptian incubator, and on the map of international powers and their interests, thanks to the strategic location that nature has endowed with it, making it an active element in the balance of regional and international powers.

A picture of allegations that the Sinai departs from the base of the motherland, either by calling for skinning or annexation, or by seeking attempts to isolate, and questioning its Egyptian’s, leading to direct control and efforts to separate.

This study sought to refute these allegations and demonstrate their falsity, by first exploring the history of Sinai and that it is an integral part of Egypt’s history, present and future, and secondly by highlighting the importance of Sinai and its position in Egyptian geography, and the impact of this importance on the interests of regional and international powers, and thirdly by highlighting aspects of the uniqueness and excellence of Sinai On the basis of diversity in the Egyptian incubator.

The specificity of the location and the genius of the place made Sinai a node of connection and separation, between Asia and Africa, and between Egypt and its Arab space, and so that its views constitute an equation for direct contact with the most important controlling and governing strategic axes of regional and international interests, which contributed to making Sinai a center for the interests of these forces and their continuous interventions.

These allegations about the occurrence of Sinai in the continent of Asia, and the presence of Egypt in the continent of Africa, do not detract from the fact that the Sinai is Egyptian and an integral part of Egypt in terms of geography, identity and belonging.

Through the Semitic element as an authentic part of the Egyptian social fabric, and confirmed in the ancient Egyptian language, and in Sinaitic inscriptions of hieroglyphic origin, the source of the alphabets from Nabataean, Coptic, Phoenician and Greek.

The Asian face of Sinai reflects the historical and civilized dimension of Egypt’s greatness, and increases to it a geographical importance in its position, location and identity, among its peers from the Arab, Middle Eastern and African countries, to be unique in its extension in more than one continent, with views and ruling and geostrategic centers.