Jonathan Rashad
Anti-Morsi Graffiti Outside Presidential Palace
On the 4th of December, Egypt's secular opposition converged in Cairo, outside Ittihadiya presidential palace, in objection to Morsi's decree and draft constitution.
Next day, Morsi supporters attacked the sit-in of the opposition, clashes broke out, more than 6 were killed, hundreds injured, some lost an eye. Rocks, molotov cocktails, shotguns and even machine guns were used in the clashes.
On the 6th of December, Morsi gave a speech. The speech didn't solve the problem, it deepened the divide between his supporters and the opposition. He even blamed the opposition for the clashes.
The sit-in is still going on so far (Dec 11).
Anti-Morsi Graffiti Outside Presidential Palace
On the 4th of December, Egypt's secular opposition converged in Cairo, outside Ittihadiya presidential palace, in objection to Morsi's decree and draft constitution.
Next day, Morsi supporters attacked the sit-in of the opposition, clashes broke out, more than 6 were killed, hundreds injured, some lost an eye. Rocks, molotov cocktails, shotguns and even machine guns were used in the clashes.
On the 6th of December, Morsi gave a speech. The speech didn't solve the problem, it deepened the divide between his supporters and the opposition. He even blamed the opposition for the clashes.
The sit-in is still going on so far (Dec 11).