Below is a photo of one of the Egyptian nitwits that helped storm the Israeli embassy, note the size of the hammer the little jackass is using; with both hands, what a little nancy boy.
So the mob is set for Thursday this time, maybe they will bring a bigger hammer; and maybe Israel will bring one too.
(Photo: AFP)
YNet
Could Saturday's violent events at the Israeli embassy in Cairo repeat themselves, this time in Jordan? Jordanians are planning a "million-man protest" near the Israeli embassy in Amman to take place on Thursday, Yedioth Ahronoth reported Monday.
Organizers have already announced that the protesters will try to break through the fortified embassy building and take down the Israeli flag.
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Monday, September 12, 2011
Jordan protest threatens to emulate embassy storming
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
One dead as Muslims, Christians clash in Cairo
None of this will end well for any Christian in Egypt, it looked like for a minute that the Muslims and the Christians were going to stand up for each others rights!
But now with the Christian churches being burned and a skirmish here a skirmish there, all being led by the Majority of Muslims, Christians will either be fleeing Egypt Or dying in the Streets.
(Reuters) - One Christian youth was shot dead Tuesday during a protest between 1,300 Christians and Muslims who were throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at each other, a security source said.
The fighting erupted when a group of Christians blocked a main highway south of Cairo and clashed with Muslims who wanted to pass through, a security source said.
Christians were protesting for the second day over a church in Helwan on the outskirts of the capital that was set on fire Sunday after a row sparked by a relationship between a Christian man and a Muslim woman, witnesses and a security source said.
The army fired gunshots in the air to break up the riot but was unable to quell the fight straight away, witnesses said. An army statement said it "successfully handled riots Tuesday."
One 18-year old Christian was killed by a bullet that struck him in the back but it was unclear who had fired the shot or whether it had been aimed intentionally, the security source said. Some witnesses said they saw protesters carrying weapons.
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