PressTV

30th January, 2011

Like Hosni Mubarak in Egypt, Israeli prime minister and the heads of the Israeli Army are concerned about the current developments in Egypt. Thirty-three years have passed since a peace agreement was inked between Cairo and Tel Aviv and now it could collapse at any moment.

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PressTV

29th January, 2011

“We believe that Egypt is going to overcome the current wave of demonstrations…,” the unnamed official told Time magazine in an interview, which was published on Friday.

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Finian Cunningham

Global Research

29th January, 2011

As thousands more Egyptian citizens take to the streets in anti-government protests, the country is in danger of witnessing a bloodbath – at the behest of Washington.

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PressTV

29th January, 2011

Israel has pulled its embassy staff out of Egypt as the outpouring of public protest against Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s government shows no sign of remission.

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Yvonne Ridley

Redress

27th January, 2011

Yvonne Ridley argues that the tide has turned in the Arab world now that the people have breached the fear barrier, and predicts that oppressive and corrupt Arab regimes, which have been propped up by the US and its European allies, will begin to tumble like dominos.

”…the first thing to do is send Air Force One around the region to collect all the dictators, tyrants and despots on the US payroll and take them back to Washington. Like pet poo in New York’s Central Park, you have to take responsibility for your dogs’ mess.” (Yvonne Ridley)

The Arab world’s sleeping giant has finally woken from its slumbers after years of being drugged and mugged by the West.

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Stephen Gowans

Global Research

28th January, 2011

Here’s New York Times reporter Mark Landler on Washington’s reaction to the popular uprising in Egypt against the anti-liberal democratic, human rights-abusing Hosni Mubarak, a “staunch ally.”

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Finian Cunningham

Global Research

27th January, 2011

There may be plumes of acrid smoke rising from burning tyres in cities across the Middle East, but there is the discernible whiff of something else – fear. And it is not so much fear among the tens of thousands of people who are taking to the streets facing down paramilitary police forces in Tunisia, Algeria, Jordan, Egypt and elsewhere to protest against their governments. It is rather more the fear among the rulers of these unwieldy regimes – a fear, or at least grave concern, that must also be seeping into the corridors of power in Washington and other Western capitals.

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Dr.Ashraf Ezzat

Intifada-Palestine

27th January, 2011

“Without beating around the bush or postponing or playing us for fools and without more false promises, we, the people of Egypt, demand all of our long forgotten rights to be granted and this time there is no turning back … we have learned our lesson …we have finally broken free of all fears
… thus stated a written flier that has been circulating – by banned oppostion -all over major cities of Egypt in thousands of copies on the night before January, 25^th or what is now known as the Egyptian day of wrath.

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