Egypt – Security officials say one protester and one policeman have been killed in an anti-government protest in central Cairo, bringing to six the number of people killed in two days of demonstrations against President Hosni Mubarak’s regime.
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The policeman and the protester were killed by rocks thrown by both sides in a clash in a poor neighborhood in the center of the capital.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to release information to journalists.
How can anyone expect Israel to make peace with countries that are completely unstable. Make peace with Abbas that hundreds of thousands are marching against him. Make peace with Egypt or Lebenon or Seria or any of the middle East countries that are here today and gone tomorrow.
None of these countries are democracies. Each one of them repress their people, and will one day revolt as we see now. The only ones that win are the military and dictatorships like in Iran. They thought the Shah was bad, so they got the Ayatollahs.
It is the ultimate Chutzpa from the western countries to force Israel to sit with these countries.
The leftists in Israeli politics don’t help the situation either.
That’s the official count. I wonder how many were actually killed?
Lets just daven that Mubarak stays in power because if he gets ousted then it will be the muslim brotherhood in power and free open borders with hamas in Gaza!