Apa Al Jazeera bilang Ikwanul Muslim nyerang dan ngebantai orang Kristen jg?
Tp tentara itu ngehantem Ihwanul Muslim bukan krn mereka nyerang orang Kristen, melainkan ucma krn Ikhwanul Muslim terus ngelawan tentara. Jadi sebetulnya tentara dan Ikhwanul Muslim itu sami mawon. On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 4:14 AM, Rahwana <[email protected]> wrote: > tadi pagi di aljazeera dibilang, tentara mesir nembak modar demonstran > ikhwanul muslimin, 149 orang terkapar jengker, belom lagi yang luka > luka...bentar lagi tentara mesir ngerajut tulisan di gespernya: "sekali > gebrak, 149 jengker "...makin banyak aje nih muslim yang > koit...hehehehehe.... > > > On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 10:33 PM, Bukan Pedanda <[email protected] > >wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > > > Wah gawat.. > > > > -- > > > > BBC News Middle East > > 14 August 2013 Last updated at 15:21 GMT > > > > Egypt declares national emergency > > > > Egypt's presidency has declared a state of emergency after scores of > > people were killed when security forces stormed protest camps in Cairo. > > > > The camps had been occupied by supporters of former president Mohammed > > Morsi, who was deposed in early July. > > > > Security forces say 95 people have been killed. But the Muslim > > Brotherhood, which backed the protests, says hundreds have died. > > > > The state of emergency is scheduled to last for a month. > > > > A curfew will be in place in 11 provinces, including Cairo, starting at > > 19:00 (17:00 GMT). > > > > The measure was taken because the "security and order of the nation face > > danger due to deliberate sabotage, and attacks on public and private > > buildings and the loss of life by extremist groups," the presidency said > in > > a statement. > > > > Shortly after dawn on Wednesday morning, armoured bulldozers moved deep > > into the main protest camp outside the eastern Rabaa al-Adawiya mosque. > > > > Officials say the other protest camp, at Nahda Square, has been cleared. > > > > Reporters described wounded protesters being treated next to the dead in > > makeshift field hospitals. > > > > The 17-year-old daughter of leading Muslim Brotherhood figure Mohamed > > el-Beltagy was among the dead, reports say. Asmaa el-Beltagy was shot in > > the back and chest, her brother said. > > > > A cameraman working for Sky News, Mick Deane, has also been killed - as > > has a reporter for Gulf News, Habiba Ahmed Abd Elaziz. > > > > UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the violence. He urged > "all > > Egyptians to concentrate their efforts on promoting genuinely inclusive > > reconciliation", his spokesman Martin Nesirky said. > > > > There are also reports of unrest elsewhere in Egypt. > > > > Seventeen people have died in clashes in the province of Fayoum, south of > > Cairo, Reuters news agency says. > > At least five people have been killed in the province of Suez, according > > to the health ministry. > > Clashes have also been reported in the northern provinces of Alexandria > > and Beheira, and the central provinces of Assiut and Menya > > Hundreds are said to have gathered outside the governor's office in Aswan > > in the south > > State news agency Mena says three churches were attacked, one in the city > > of Sohag with a large number of Coptic Christian residents > > > > The interior ministry said a mopping-up operation in the streets > > surrounding Nahda Square was under way. > > > > Pro-Morsi activists were chased into the nearby zoo and Cairo University, > > Nile TV said. > > > > It is still unclear how many casualties were caught up in the two Cairo > > operations. Figures differ widely and have been impossible to verify > > independently. > > > > BBC Arabic's Khaled Ezzelarab says he counted at least 50 bodies at the > > makeshift hospitals around Rabaa al-Adawiya mosque. He said the injured > > were too numerous to count. > > > > Ikhwanonline, the website of the Muslim Brotherhood, says that in total > > more than 800 were killed. > > > > The health ministry has issued an official death toll of 95. > > > > The interior ministry denied any deaths were caused by its forces firing > > live ammunition. > > > > "Security forces used only tear gas canisters to disperse the protesters > > though it was heavily fired at by armed elements from inside the two > > protest camps, causing the death of an officer and a conscript and the > > injury of four policemen and two conscripts," the ministry said in a > > statement. > > > > The government has meanwhile congratulated the security forces on their > > operation to clear the camps. > > > > In a televised statement, a government spokesman praised their > > "self-restraint" and spoke of the "smaller number" of injuries among > > protesters. > > > > The government would decisively confront attempts to attack state > > buildings and police stations, he said. > > 1/6 > > > > Supporters of Mr Morsi have been occupying Nahda Square and the Rabaa > > al-Adawiya site since he was ousted on 3 July. They want him reinstated. > > > > Large plumes of smoke rose over parts of the city as the operation to > > clear the camps began, with tear gas canisters fired and helicopters > > hovering above. > > > > Muslim Brotherhood TV called for people to send cars to the sit-ins to > > take casualties to hospital. > > > > Several Muslim Brotherhood figures have been arrested, security sources > > said. > > > > The protesters had been expecting the clearance operation, says BBC > Middle > > East editor Jeremy Bowen. > > > > It is a heavy-handed operation and is a consequence of the current > "winner > > takes all" climate, he adds, with both sides sticking to their positions > > and pushing as hard as they can. > > > > Call for restraint > > > > There has been strong international reaction to the storming of the > camps. > > > > The European Union called the reports of deaths and injuries "extremely > > worrying". > > > > A statement issued on behalf of EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton > > said: "We reiterate that violence won't lead to any solution and we urge > > the Egyptian authorities to proceed with utmost restraint." > > > > Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan described the result of the camp > > clearances as a massacre, accused other countries of paving the way for > the > > violence by staying silent, and called for the UN and the Arab League to > > act immediately. > > > > UK Foreign Secretary William Hague also condemned the use of force. > > > > More than 250 people have been killed in clashes with the security forces > > in the six weeks since Mr Morsi's overthrow. > > > > Speaking to the BBC on Monday, Egypt's Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy said > > the sit-ins could not continue "endlessly". > > > > He said the authorities had been trying to seek an agreement through > > dialogue. > > > > "If the police force take their procedures, they will do that in > > accordance with the law by court order and in accordance to the basic > norms > > on which these things are done." > > > > BBC > > > > BBC © 2013 The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. > > Read more. > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Post message: [email protected] > Subscribe : [email protected] > Unsubscribe : [email protected] > List owner : [email protected] > Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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