Thousands of Egyptians took to the streets Calls for Unity

World News - Thousands of Egyptians meet Tahrir Square in Cairo today. They called for the entire Egyptian people stick together post-resignation Housni Mubarak.

Egyptians protest peacefully (Photo: AFP)

The protest took place amid a debate between the liberal group with Islamists on the establishment of a new government, five months after Mubarak from office.

Liberal groups want the guidelines approved a new constitution after the parliamentary elections take place this year. The military that holds the temporary power of Egypt, accepted the proposal. Similarly, AFP reported on Thursday (29/07/2011).

But this was rejected outright by the Muslim Brotherhood (IM). In addition to IM, other Muslim groups also rejected the plan. This condition raises the seeds of disunity in the Egyptian society itself.

In addition to demanding unity, the mass also wants the court for Mubarak and his cronies. Mubarak and his cronies planned 10 will face trial in Cairo on Wednesday, August 3 to come.

Presidents who ruled for 29 years is now reportedly being sick. On Wednesday, July 27 last, he undertook a hunger strike which had lasted for four days.

Reports on Mubarak's health condition was revealed by the leadership team of doctors. This condition is open speculation Mubarak will not attend the trial next week.

In addition to Mubarak, two of his children namely Gamal and Alaa also will go on trial at the same day. Former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly and six aides will also be taken to the Green Table.