Egyptian protester opposite the tank • video excites the world

Egyptis licking its wounds after a weekend which killed 173 people.

At least 250 members of the Muslim Brotherhood are being investigated on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and terrorism, according to the official news agency of Egypt. Reuters reported that at least 1,000 Muslim Brotherhood loyalists were arrested over the weekend, and probably many of them put on trial.

Mahmoud Bader (28), the founders of both "rebel" and one of the main factors in the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi, called out during a conversation with Reuters to President Obama not to intervene: "Why should your little assistance and meaningless not go to hell?".

He said: "What Egypt is now paying a high price for the withdrawal of fascism of the Muslim Brotherhood, before the movement takes over our lives."
"I did not see anything wrong in what the military did. They did not interfere in politics and I'm up for it. I back up their decisions; they are right and lead us in the way we wanted. Muslim Brotherhood activists are armed and attacking people. That's why there were victims of clashes with the police."

Movement "rebel" spearheading the current protest against Morsi, Bader and colleagues, signed more than 20 million citizens on a petition calling for an abscess away from government and early elections. They led thousands of Egyptians who took to the streets on June 30, as part of public protest dismissal of the incumbent president, and was a key part of moves that affect Egypt so far.

The movement unexpectedly called to submit their peace treaty with Israel to a referendum. However, the New York Times reported from diplomatic sources that the Israeli Egyptian Defense Minister A. – Sissy are holding close relations and that Israel promised Egypt not to worry about the U.S. threat to cut aid.

Egyptian army falsified the election results

Meanwhile, Yossi Beilin, a former Israeli diplomat, gives an alibi liberal conscience of the world: According to what was published in Israel Hayom, Egyptian personality officials admitted that the military rigged the 2012 presidential election, fearing riots after the defeat of Mohammed Morsi.

"According to the man, Ahmed Shafiq, won the election by a small majority, but military leaders - worried that if Morsi is defeated, the Muslim Brotherhood will not recognize it and will operate the way they are run now, following the overthrow.

"The official results (51.73 percent to Morsi, 48.27 percent to Shafiq) were almost reversing accurate of what happened at the polls. Following the publication of the results is almost no sound of protest and appeal from the secular side - liberal, while the religious side, the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafist, was happy by the achievement.

"Evaluation of the army was that inexperienced Morsi gets joint management with the army, and will not pass some red lines", Beilin quotes an unknown man, but after he failed at the position it was decided to replace him.

"That’s same factor," adds Beilin, "says A - Sissy did not appreciate that the number of fatalities in conflict with Morsi supporters will be so high, but he was determined to have them pulled from the squares where they settled, and he would not let them come back."

How do you say? Happy is the believer.

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!