In the Muslim Brotherhood in Cairo protest camp behind sandbags, an activist urged supporters embrace martyrdom.
It is not a call to arms, but a message that they should not be afraid of death, because they demonstrate against the military overthrow of President Mohammed Mursi Islamic.
"Martyr martyr does not die. Went heaven," he said through a megaphone holder holding a symbolic coffin to commemorate the more than 100 supporters have Mursi shot in the street.
Muslim Brotherhood into its history one of the most intense combat, the use of such rhetoric as a strategy to survive as part of its followers to mobilize around a dramatic narrative of good and evil.
Government Wednesday signal, which can be further opened the heat, says brother sprung protest camp, support Mursi threat to national security, can not be tolerated, and the reference group of three top leaders of the trial.
Egypt Brotherhood how to deal with this crisis may shape the entire Middle East Islamists fate. Islamists in Egypt, the army took over, led by a group of like-minded opponents intensified in Tunisia and Libya pressure.
Brotherhood in Egypt, the situation appears hopeless, even optimistic generals, accusing it of inciting violence and take up arms in terms of people overcome their leaders talk about.
Brotherhood renounced violence a decade ago, said, that would be political suicide.
Movement, operate underground for decades, in the deposed dictator Hosni Mubarak before 2011, they lost the moral high ground, trying to claim.
Brothers hope to sit in the northeastern part of Cairo traffic junctions, can rob the military-backed government, it needs to get the economy on track to a normal illusion - Mursi against using the same tactics - but the brothers' options are limited.
"They are in a vulnerable position, they do not have any other cards right now," Khalil said: al-A Nani's headquarters at Durham University in the UK experts on brother.
At the same time, the brothers believe the demonstrators growing death toll will make the government in the international arena had a hard time.
Brotherhood leaders have tried to make their case in a foreign country through the international media, and even invited reporters to take guided tours of the protest scene, officials government minister until last month.
"There is no doubt that our siege, but we also have them under siege," Saad EL Husseini senior politician who served as governor of brothers under Mursi.
Limited reason to be optimistic
Like other leaders, he believes the army is in a dilemma, because the protests forced the end of the Brotherhood cause massive death.
"What happened on Saturday was a very, very severe lesson," Hosseini said that security forces killed 10 million people will sit in the end on Saturday, security forces killed 80 supporters Mursi .
"I am very optimistic."
However, it seems reason for optimism beyond the Islamic camp guarded by volunteers, armed with sticks and shields with the slogan "making" martyrs restrictions, ranging from helmets to wear headgear boxing head guards.
Mursi violence since the overthrow of the West has fueled concern a broader in Egypt, across the Suez Canal and received $ 130 million a year in U.S. military aid to strengthen its 1979 peace treaty with Israel fires.
Mursi was accused of trying to establish himself as a new dictator, during his first year in office, the public mood has swung against brother.
Was brought to the end of his reign massive protests in June 30, encouraged the army to remove him.
Millions took to the streets, on July 26th Army Chief of Staff Abdul 法塔赫思思, now the country's most powerful man, and asked a public fight "violence and terrorism" - reference brother.
Egypt event driven, like-minded groups rivals Tunisia and Libya on the streets.
Tunisia's Islamist party said on Tuesday ENNAHDA, preparing to form a new government - Mursi he is unwilling or unable to make a compromise requirements. "Terrified ENNAHDA Egypt, this is definitely a nightmarish scene, said:" Monica trademarks, Tunisia analyst.
"The most difficult stage EVER"
Now, the state built in Egypt learn to suppress Islamist revival of safety equipment, it seems to keep the Brotherhood, hoping to return to the political arena under suitable conditions of pressure intentions.
"This is the most difficult stage of history," said Farid Ismail, a senior politician brother.
The latest blow, mainly in the allegations of incitement to violence Brotherhood leaders detained in the relatives complained of rough police tactics - uncompromising stand by the state and could be worse era logo.
Top brothers who Khairat people Chartres wife said, used to knock the police arrested her husband during the days before the deposed President Hosni Mubarak.
"This time, they broke into the house, I found, and then stood me in the bedroom and said:" totally blinded, she spoke to a brother television Izzat Taufik.
"They shot my husband, because he dressed."
This treatment in motion fueling anger.
Although the Brotherhood leaders and rank and file say they will only engage in peaceful protest, there are signs that the leadership began to lose grip.
Brotherhood leaders say they have been in recent protests turned violent, unable to contain the young activist.
Concern was expressed that overthrew Mursi will promote more radical Islamic school. Analysts said that could weaken, and eventually split the brothers.
Despite the sense of encirclement, Brotherhood leaders say they will never resort to violence. The army is too strong to defeat.
"The use of violence will destroy our career, said:" Brother officials Gamal Heshmat, two sons had been arrested because Mursi was overthrown.
Brother wants its followers will be waiting in a highly organized sit-ins, staffed by volunteers, and with dozens of donated refrigerator, lost tens of thousands of meals.
In prison, many questions whether the group can recover its top leaders. Brown, George Washington University political science professor, said: "Nathan" signal from the regime now is terrible.
"Brother to act because of its current political strategy architect in prison in trouble."
 



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