Hanafy El-Gibaly (Speaker of Egypt's House of Representatives; ex-head of the Supreme Constitutional Court) — remarks via Extra News (per Sada El-Balad, 16 Feb 2025): Egypt's categorical rejection of displacing the Palestinians — a "danger of liquidating the Palestinian cause" and a "crime" — and parliament's affirmation of the historical support for "the Palestinian right."

موقف مصر بوضوح هو رفض تهجير الفلسطينيين لما يمثله ذلك من خطر تصفية القضية الفلسطينية فضلا عن كونه جريمة تصفية

خلال لقاءاتنا البرلمانية المختلفة نؤكد على الموقف التاريخي الثابت الداعم للحق الفلسطيني

[Source is Arabic (Sada El-Balad / elbalad.news, reporting his remarks as aired on Extra News); tier-2, confirmed verbatim against the fetched page. English: (1) "Egypt's position is clearly the rejection of displacing the Palestinians, for the danger it poses of liquidating the Palestinian cause, in addition to being a crime of elimination." (2) "In our various parliamentary meetings we affirm the firm, historical position supporting the Palestinian right."] Declared position of Counselor Hanafy El-Gibaly — Speaker of Egypt's House of Representatives (2021–2025/26) and former President of the Supreme Constitutional Court; a senior figure of the Egyptian LEGALIST / STATE-INSTITUTIONAL ESTABLISHMENT, the parliamentary pillar that aligns with President Sisi's leadership. Here he voices Egypt's firm national red line against the FORCED DISPLACEMENT of Palestinians from Gaza — rejecting it as both a danger that would "liquidate the Palestinian cause" and a "crime," affirming parliament's support for "the firm, historical position supporting the Palestinian right," and backing Egypt's alternative of reconstructing Gaza WITHOUT displacing its people (a stance sharpened by US/Israeli displacement proposals in 2025). This is the EGYPTIAN STATE-ESTABLISHMENT / PALESTINE-RED-LINE pole — the legislative-institutional voice of Egyptian national security (displacement to Sinai seen as an existential threat to Egypt and the Palestinian cause), distinct from the dissidents and aligned with the Sisi-era state. [Axes: Palestine / displacement (categorical rejection of forced displacement; defense of the Palestinian cause and remaining on the land), regime-stance (alignment with the political leadership; the legislature as a state pillar), national-security / sovereignty (displacement as a threat to Egyptian and regional security), foreign-alignment (Egypt's mediating, anti-displacement diplomacy).]