by Chana Ya'ar
The al-Sabil gas terminal near the Sinai Peninsula town of El-Arish, only 30 miles (50 kilometers) from Egypt's border with Israel, was recently attacked -- again -- for the second time in less than half a year, by unknown saboteurs.
The April 27 explosion sent a mammoth blaze shooting into the northern Sinai sky. Although it was a second attempt on the gas terminal, it was the third time terrorists had tried to cut off gas supplies through the pipeline from Egypt to the Jewish State.
Egyptians have accused former President Hosni Mubarak and his administration officials with corruption in having negotiated the 15-year-long gas deal with Israel, and are using the charge to jail numerous former government leaders.
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