Political infighting threaten Egypt's transition plan to stall, Thursday a military strike to incite Muslim Brotherhood leader accused troops shot and killed 53 protesters clash in Cairo.
Monday ousted former President Mohammed Mursi, Egypt's first freely elected leader, overthrown by the military last week, and soldiers in the barracks of violence between supporters have opened a deep rift in the Arab world's most populous country.
On Wednesday, the public prosecutor ordered the arrest of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badi and other senior Islamists, evoking memories, when the movement was repressed under the autocratic former Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak, he was overthrown in 2011 .
Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood (Muslim Brotherhood) on Friday called for a protest march, in the mosque, held at noon prayers, raising the risk of more violence after fighting between rival factions swept Egypt last week caused 35 deaths.
Muslim Brotherhood spokesman Gehad El - Haddad said that the leaders have not been arrested and some are still in the Rabaa Adawiya mosque, thousands of supporters have camped in the past two weeks, despite the punishing heat to participate in protest rallies.
He said the charges against them to incite violence "is nothing more than a police state trying to dismantle Rabaa protest."
"What can we do it?" He asked. "In a police state, when police forces are criminals, traitors and researchers judiciary is the maker of what can be done?"
Egypt's 8.4 billion people are increasingly divided between June 30th rebound in demand Mursi's resignation and anger Muslims say their democratic rights, in their so-called military coup was crushed.
In addition, the youth-led Tamarud groups to coordinate massive protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square Mursi (Tahrir Square) as the center, inviting his followers to rebound, also on Friday, the Muslim holy month of Ramadan to celebrate the festive season.
Ramadan is usually a time for celebration, falls this year has left the Egyptian society more divided than at any time in its modern history under the shadow of the crisis.
In Cairo and other cities have calmed the situation significantly, because last week's protests and four security personnel were also killed Monday conflict.
Hazem el-Beblawi's interim prime minister, told Reuters reporter said he expects the transition to the Cabinet next week, because his purpose is to implement the military-backed "road map", imagine new parliamentary elections, in about six months.
Beblawi admit, it would be a challenge to find general support for the cabinet lineup. "I do not believe anything can have unanimously approved," he said.
Economists have said that he would provide an open cabinet posts Islamists, including the Muslim Brotherhood (Muslim Brotherhood) numbers. The Muslim Brotherhood, said the government has nothing to do with the so-called fascist coup.
The wording of the new constitution
Another potential stumbling block to a political process that is essential to restore stability between Islam and liberal political wrangling over one new wording of the Constitution, in particular, is to define the role of Islamic law articles.
Liberals NRF may be willing to compromise in the process, in order to avoid further delays, senior party leader said.
Mursi July 3 downfall unrest, initially by the hundreds of thousands of people clapping and cheering in the majority of the capital, has alarmed Western donors and Israel, which has 1979 peace treaty with Egypt.
USA, stepping thin line, neither welcome Mursi removal, nor condemning it as a coup. Under U.S. law, a coup would require the United States to withhold aid, including 1.3 billion, it gives the army a year.
Brother's downfall has been reviewed by three bays, bath Cairo aid propped up economic collapse rich Arab monarchies of the warm welcome.
Kuwait promised Egypt Day (Wednesday), a day after Saudi Arabia pledged $ 500 million U.S. dollars, the United Arab Emirates to provide $ 300 million to $ 400 million in cash, loans and fuel.
On Thursday morning, hundreds of protesters marched to the presidential palace Islamic. Demonstrators and the police to remain calm, the two sides of the dialogue.
"It is our right to say we do not recognize the military coup, said:" One of the protesters, to solve the soldiers outside the palace natured exchange.
The two sides have been in Egypt in recent weeks has become more anti-American. Mursi's opponents say President Obama supports the Muslim Brotherhood in power, while the Mursi's supporters believe that Washington was behind the plot to overthrow him.
"Obama's support for democracy, but only when it goes to those who are not Islamists," significant beard El - Sayed Abdul · Rabennabi said that Rabaa vigil.
In Liberation Square (Tahrir Square), display the same intense hatred.
Taufik said: "The American people of Egypt made an alliance brother, Munir, waving" We have a recent rally coup "placard.
"Now with our brothers fighting in the streets, fighting to regain power, the United States is sitting on the fence, said:" The aircraft mechanic.
 



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