I never let go of the Egyptian planes. Always knew they were a piece of the Charlie Kirk assasination. They completely overreacted when I mentioned them and Erika made such an awkward joke about them at AmFest when she should have been naturally concerned about them. Plus Joe Kent was blocked from looking into them. Never once doubted they were/are a major piece of the puzzle.

Who is Hassan Rashad? The specific official most frequently linked in open-source reporting and flight-context discussions with SU-BTT is Major General Hassan Rashad, Director of the General Intelligence Service (GIS / Mukhabarat). That's Egypt's equivalent of the CIA. SU-BTT was in Provo, and departed early, the day Charlie Kirk was killed. SU-BTT was in Sharm El Sheikh when AF1 arrived, October, 2025.

Hassan Rashad met Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his professional team at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem. He is a member of the Board of Peace. boardofpeace.org/members/gen… Netanyahu’s office issued a statement saying they discussed:advancing U.S. President Donald Trump’s Gaza framework (the 20-point plan whose first phase was the ceasefire that took effect on 10 October after talks in Sharm El Sheikh.) Egyptian state-linked media (Al-Qahera News / Extra News) said the talks also covered humanitarian aid into Gaza and obstacles to implementing Trump’s plan. Israeli reports added that Rashad met Shin Bet chief David Zini (and some accounts mentioned Defense Minister Israel Katz). Egyptian media reported that Rashad was also scheduled to meet U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff (then in Israel) and Jared Kushner. Witkoff and Kushner were already in the country working the next phase of the ceasefire; Vice President J.D. Vance arrived the same day for the same purpose. The visit came just over a week into a fragile ceasefire brokered by Egypt, the U.S., Qatar, and Turkey. Israel had carried out airstrikes in Gaza days earlier, raising questions about the truce’s durability. Egypt, as a key mediator and neighbor, was pushing on aid access, Rafah crossing issues, and the transition to later phases of Trump’s plan (governance, reconstruction, Hamas disarmament). Analysts described the trip as an attempt to move Israel–Egypt coordination from tactical security talks toward a longer-term “day after” arrangement for Gaza.