Fallenangel
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BBC News - Morsi gives Egypt governorships to Islamist allies
"Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi has appointed a number of Islamist allies as regional governors.
The move strengthens what many see as the Muslim Brotherhood's grip on power.
The Brotherhood and its allies now control 13 of Egypt's 27 governorships."
BBC News - Egypt: Appointment of new Luxor governor sparks anger
"Egypt's tourism minister has said he will quit in protest at the appointment of a governor in the city of Luxor with links to an Islamist group that carried out an attack there in the 1990s. But the prime minister said he would not accept Hesham Zazou's resignation.
There were protests in Luxor against the new governor, Adel Khayat."
Egypt tourism minister resigns over new Islamist Luxor governor - Telegraph
"Egypt's minister of tourism has resigned following the appointment of a new governor in the temple city of Luxor who belongs to an Islamist party linked to a deadly attack on tourists, state TV has announced."
Egyptian protesters besiege Hamas at Cairo hotel | The Times of Israel
"Hundreds of Egyptian protesters gathered outside the Intercontinental Hotel in Cairo Monday evening to protest the visit of a high-ranking Hamas delegation to the country.
Organized by grassroots anti-Morsi organizations including the Coalition of Army Veterans and The Free Front for Peaceful Change, the protesters chanted anti-Hamas slogans and carried signs reading “The Egyptian people reject traitors in our land,” and “Who will you kill this time?” They were referring to Hamas’s believed involvement in terrorist activity in Sinai and in stirring violence during the anti-Mubarak uprising of 2011."
Some people in the Egyptian nation apparently are trying to oppose the Islamisation of their own country - I wonder how much more they would be able to stand their ground against the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Salafis.
Cheers,
Fallen.
"Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi has appointed a number of Islamist allies as regional governors.
The move strengthens what many see as the Muslim Brotherhood's grip on power.
The Brotherhood and its allies now control 13 of Egypt's 27 governorships."
BBC News - Egypt: Appointment of new Luxor governor sparks anger
"Egypt's tourism minister has said he will quit in protest at the appointment of a governor in the city of Luxor with links to an Islamist group that carried out an attack there in the 1990s. But the prime minister said he would not accept Hesham Zazou's resignation.
There were protests in Luxor against the new governor, Adel Khayat."
Egypt tourism minister resigns over new Islamist Luxor governor - Telegraph
"Egypt's minister of tourism has resigned following the appointment of a new governor in the temple city of Luxor who belongs to an Islamist party linked to a deadly attack on tourists, state TV has announced."
Egyptian protesters besiege Hamas at Cairo hotel | The Times of Israel
"Hundreds of Egyptian protesters gathered outside the Intercontinental Hotel in Cairo Monday evening to protest the visit of a high-ranking Hamas delegation to the country.
Organized by grassroots anti-Morsi organizations including the Coalition of Army Veterans and The Free Front for Peaceful Change, the protesters chanted anti-Hamas slogans and carried signs reading “The Egyptian people reject traitors in our land,” and “Who will you kill this time?” They were referring to Hamas’s believed involvement in terrorist activity in Sinai and in stirring violence during the anti-Mubarak uprising of 2011."
Some people in the Egyptian nation apparently are trying to oppose the Islamisation of their own country - I wonder how much more they would be able to stand their ground against the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Salafis.
Cheers,
Fallen.