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Somalibanadiri@yahoogroups.com Medical staffs in Cairo's largest hospital, Qasr al-Aini, have joined hundreds of thousands of Egyptian protesters to demand an end to President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year-old rule.
About 3000 staff of Qasr al-Aini hospital took to the streets of Cairo on Thursday and headed towards the lower House of the parliament to join thousands of protesters that have blockaded the legislative building, AFP reported.
Revolution has entered its 17th consecutive day in crisis-hit Egypt, despite massive crackdown on demonstrators in the past two days that has so far left more than a hundred people killed or wounded. 'Nothing can stop Egypt revolution'![]() Chairman of opposition El Ghad Party Ayman Nour The Egyptian revolution will not stop despite the government's recent warning that it will not tolerate the protests for long, says Chairman of El Ghad Party Ayman Nour. Islamic Brotherhood gives Mubarak One Week Islam Times – The Islamic Brotherhood announced that the Egyptian president has one week to submit his resignation or else… | | Islam Times reports that the Islamic Brotherhood announced that Hosni Mubarak, the president of Egypt, has one week to resign from his post. They announced that there will be no peace treaties or discussions about this issue. 'Assam al-'Uriyan, one of the high ranking officials of this organization, clearly stated that the Islamic Brotherhood knows that many difficulties lie ahead. That is why they are demanding that Mubarak submit his resignation within one week. He continued to state that the Islamic Brotherhood is not after absolute political power. It will exert all of its efforts to establish a just legislative body. The Islamic Brotherhood wanted to remind the world that it is a peaceful organization which obeys the law. © Islam Times
Egyptian police forces An eye witness, who has escaped from southern Egypt to Cairo, says the police use live bullets to disperse protesters instead of tear gas.
'Arab states urge US to back Mubarak' ![]() Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak (L) and US President Barack Obama A US media report has revealed that Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the UAE have followed Israel to ask the United States to lift the pressure on Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to resign.
The New York Times reported Tuesday that according to some US diplomats, the four countries have repeatedly requested that Washington remove pressures on Mubarak in an attempt to avoid destabilizing the region.
A US envoy to the Middle East has said he has spent 12 hours on the phone discussing the issue with US officials.
According to a statement released by the United Arab Emirates, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed of Abu Dhabi talked with US President Barack Obama on Sunday and emphasized the need for "stability" in crisis-hit Egypt.
![]() Army officers escort a prisoner away from Liberation Square in Cairo, Egypt. The Egyptian Army has been accused of secretly arresting and torturing pro-democracy protesters in recent revolution demanding President Hosni Mubarak's ouster. Human rights activists say Egyptian military has been involved in arrest and torture of hundreds and possibly thousands of protesters during the 17 days of revolution, The Guardian reported Wednesday. The army has been accused of using methods such as electric shocks in what has been described as an organized campaign of intimidation. Army deploys more tanks in Cairo
Egyptian anti-Mubarak protesters camp out next to Army tanks and armored vehicles near Liberation Square in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011. Reports say Egyptian armed forces have stationed a large column of tanks and mechanized infantry vehicles in and around Cairo's Liberation Square.
It comes as thousands of protesters are camping outside the parliament as part of their campaign to topple President Hosni Mubarak.
![بعد غياب قرابة العام الشيخ نمر النمر يتحدث عن أحداث مصر وتونس]() His Eminence Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr after an absence of nearly a year from the events of Egypt and Tunisia, praising the revolution, young people claim social and political reforms and economic development.
He said in his article that "the final say in the reform remain in the hands of peoples and when they have the will to change, reform and renewal clears the injustice and tyranny and the establishment of security and stability."
He pointed out that the youth of Egypt and Tunisia beat the world in general and Arab peoples in particular and the people of the Maghreb more specifically; a good example of the conflict between the right which he believes the Mujahideen to achieve the dignity and pride rights; and falsehood which some prejudiced quarters tyrants to humiliate and insult people. "
Fever seems to be demonstrations and protests in Egypt, but did not leave the range and declared its accession to the protesters, journalists, even those who belonged to the Egyptians the government began to announce their rejection of the Egyptian regime and its symbols. In a surprise were not unexpected writer and journalist Yahya Qalash member of the Egyptian Press Syndicate Secretary-General and former newspaper writer, journalist government of the Republic ... Alive Secular Islamic Council of the Kingdom of Bahrain People's Revolution demands for change, and end the reign of tyranny and oppression, and take the initiative to self-determination and the formation of their political systems, pointing out that the Arab regimes do not represent the true representation of peoples does not imply its control. He said in a statement obtained by "consensus network news Special: Compatibility: Ahmed Saadi | 02.09.2011 - 16:06 ![Print version]() | Views 211 Expressed the Crown Prince of Bahrain Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, expressed his belief that the popular protests in Egypt and Tunisia are separate incidents will not be transmitted to the rest of the Arab countries. He added during a joint press conference with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that the protests that swept cities in Tunisia last month and currently prevails Egyptian cities are separate incidents not related to each other
And report to the Attorney-General Calls for Investigation into sources of wealth of all the Mubarak
Pro-democracy protesters have also attempted to block the parliament building. Hundreds killed, injured in Kharga![]() Anti-government protesters pray before sunrise in a makeshift encampment in Liberation Square on February 9, 2011 in Cairo, Egypt. Hundreds of protesters have been killed and wounded in Kharga in southern Egypt, as the nationwide revolution in the crisis-hit country enters its 16th consecutive day
Muslims "must" unite all over the World
and pray for the appearance of al Mahdi (r.a.) the Savior of mankind
the descendant of Prophet Muhammad s.a.w.
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