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"Trump will change his mind only when he realises that Arab states will be more useful to him than Israel," Ambassador Moataz Ahmadin told °®Âþµº.

The belief in Egypt is that Ethiopia is being used by Israel and other powers to undermine the Arab world's most populous state and bring it down to its knees.

The planned port could be a response to a long-touted Israeli plan to decouple the international maritime movement from the Suez Canal

Civil society organisations, ordinary Egyptians unite to assist Palestinians after 15 months of an Israeli genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.

Egypt and Ethiopia have been locked in what amounted to a conflict of wills since January of last year.

The attacks have caused a drop of approximately 70 percent in freight traffic in the Suez Canal, the fastest route between Europe and Asia.

This position, analysts in Cairo said, is rooted in the Arab country's fear from getting caught in the middle of any future wars between Hamas and Israel.

The new warnings come less than a month after a retired Israeli diplomat, David Govrin, accused Egypt of violating the 1979 peace treaty with his country.

Egypt apparently has a plan to buck such a raw material export trend, and cotton is coming at the centre of such an endeavour.