Police station stormed in Egypt as outrage over Gaza blockade reaches boiling point

In a rare act of defiance, a group of young Egyptians, calling themselves "Iron 17," stormed a State Security headquarters in Helwan, detaining officers for hours. This unprecedented raid exposed growing public anger over Egypt's perceived role in the ongoing Gaza humanitarian crisis and the closure of the Rafah crossing. Viral videos of the event showed the group condemning the closure and the arrest of activists aiding Gaza, highlighting the deep frustration with the government's policies. Leaked documents revealed that the group exploited lax security during Friday prayers to access the high-security facility, showcasing their strategic planning. The attack signifies a potential shift in Egypt's political landscape, fueled by discontent over the country's stance on the Gaza blockade.