Will Egyptian Protesters Maintain Their Momentum?
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by News Editor
The Independent – After thirty unbroken years as President of Egypt, it had seemed as if Hosni Mubarak’s charmed career was finally coming to an end.
But yesterday, Cairo’s famous traffic jams were back. Businesses, shops, and banks were open across the capital. Barack Obama spoke of the “progress” the Egyptian government was making towards reform. And though still in tens of thousands, the numbers at Tahrir Square were probably down on the previous day.
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Israel Orders Dutch Diplomats in Ramallah to Return Credentials in Retaliation for Settlements Trade Ban
Raw Oct. 7 Attack Footage Shown at Rally Outside US Premiere of Anti-Israel ‘NAZA’ Documentary
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The Media Built Motaz Azaiza’s Credibility. Where Are They Now?



