The Egypt report: Mubarak denies giving the order to shoot demonstrators - Ha'aretz

Stripped of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said investigators questioning on charges of corruption never awarded order of draw or beat protestors who demanded his eviction, the Egyptian newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm reported, said Radio Israel.

When questioned, Mubarak said that he had asked the army to intervene in violent clashes to safeguard and protect the Egyptian people. Mubarak added that if someone said that he gave the order to shoot at demonstrators, while this person is a liar.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, announcing that he will leave in the next elections, in a televised speech to the nation, February 1, 2011.

Between January 25 and February 11, millions of Egyptians filled the streets of cities across the country, in protest against the railway as a rule show with 30 years of Mubarak. After 18 days, Mubarak has finally succumbed to popular pressure and abandoned the reins of power, to resign from his duties.

Since that time, Mubarak and his family have been to one of their houses located holiday in the Sinai resort town of Sharm El-Sheikh. He has been banned from travelling and its assets were frozen. Many of his senior aides have already been questioned or detained pending investigations.

Mubarak also told investigators that he intended to resign as well before him. He said he was satisfied not to smoke when he wanted, four days after protests started, because he had been advised that protesters wanted only the resignation of his cabinet, and that without him, Egypt would be falling into chaos.

There were conflicting reports coming from Al-Masry Al-Youm on the health of Mubarak, Israel Radio reported. Since the arrest of Mubarak, his psychological condition began to deteriorate. But doctors say that he does not have cancer, or any other deadly disease, and that physical health is good.

Mubarak was taken to an intensive care unit Tuesday after having suffered a heart attack during interrogation on charges of corruption, AFP reported Tuesday.

Dozens of protesters picketed at the Hospital where Mubarak was taken, denouncing the President and carrying a sign reading "here's the butcher". They had with Mubarak supporters in a massive security presence.

Security two officials said Mubarak arrived under police protection heavy at the main hospital and two doctors at the hospital, he is out of his naked armored Mercedes and was taken to the presidential suite in the building in the shape of pyramid.

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Nurses: tue Egypt 2 police crackdown in place Tahrir - voice of America

VOA News, April 09, 2011 a demonstrator wielding a hand bleeding following an attack by security forces in Tahrir, Cairo, Egypt square, April 9, 2011.

Medical sources in Egypt say repression before the dawn of the army on demonstrators in Cairo's Tahrir square has killed two people and left at least 15 wounded.

Television State cited Saturday in Ministry of health of the Egypt as saying that a person died and 71, others were injured.

Military police swept in the square, swinging batons and fired shots, at about three o'clock in the morning to clear the demonstrators defying a curfew as they rallied against the former and current leaders.? Witnesses say police beat the demonstrators, and blood could be seen in the streets Saturday at the start.

Military power of the Egypt Council issued a statement indicating the police confront the rioters and try to enforce curfew, blaming the violence on outlaws.

Saturday afternoon, at least 1,000 demonstrators were returned to the square and seemed to put objects in the road to block traffic.

Egyptians have grown frustrated with the military leaders of the country who took control of the country.? Demonstrators Friday called for the withdrawal of the field marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, who heads the military Council.

Demonstrators formed a human wall to protect several army officers who joined the demonstrations Friday against the orders of the armed forces.

The demonstration was one of the largest in the Egyptian capital, since former President Hosni Mubarak was forced to resign on 11 February.

Demonstrators have accused the army to protect Mubarak, who lives with his family under house arrest in the seaside resort of Sharm el-Sheikh Red Sea.? Protesters want him to be tried for corruption.

Some information for this report was provided by AFP and Reuters.

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Egypt said Arab identity of the "red line" Gulf - AFP

Egypt said Arabic identity of a 'line' (AFP) Red Gulf - 2 hours ago

CAIRO - Egypt said Wednesday on the Arab identity of the Gulf States is a "red line" after they were accuse Iran of trying to destabilize the Bahrain, while praising a force led by Saudi repressed pro-democracy protests there.

In a statement, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Nabil al-Arabi the Egypt said "stability and the Gulf Arab countries Arabhood is a red line against which the Egypt rejects any intrusion".

The statement was in response to a ministerial meeting of the Gulf Monday that accused the Iran interfere in Bahrain and Kuwait, to destabilize the region.

Bahrain events have been directed by marginalized Shi'a majority of the country, which prompted the Gulf States to accuse the Shiite Iran of orchestrating the protests in the Sunni country.

The Government said 24 people, including four policemen were killed in the crackdown, which, according to the Organization of the United Nations, saw the arbitrary arrests and killings and seizure of medical facilities.

Bahraini police have been reinforced with more than 1,000 soldiers in armoured vehicles to Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf States, but foreign forces have kept a low profile.

Arabi said that the countries of the Gulf "succeeded in moving in a manner coordinated to preserve the safety of the Bahrain." giving practical application to the concept of collective security in the Gulf region

The Minister, himself appointed to his position by a pro-democracy movement that toppled the former regime in February, also "welcomes the outcome of the last ministerial meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council".

Egypt itself has had no official diplomatic relations with the Iran for decades, but said Arabi earlier this week that his country wants to improve ties with the Islamic Republic.

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