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CAIRO — As tensions rise between Iran and some Arab countries in the Middle East, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is proposing a four-point security plan. He spoke about the plan recently at an urgent Arab summit convened by Saudi Arabia in Mecca to discuss Iran's alleged role in recent attacks in the region.
During his May 31 speech, Sisi outlined the plan's four requirements to address threats facing Arab countries:
