Looks like Hosni might be giving in

[juzme123]

Omar suleiman, recently appointed Vice President, announced thatHosni Mubarak has asked him to start talks with the opposition on constitutional changes. Mubarak has had to reshuffle his 'new'ly appointed government as some some of the people he appointed have refused to be in his new government.

So is Hosni giving in?

Israel broke its silence:

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he fears radical Islamists could seize power in Egypt, Israel's main ally in the Arab world. "Our real fear is of a situation that could develop... and which has already developed in several countries including Iran itself - repressive regimes of radical Islam," he told a news conference in Jerusalem. "We are all following with vigilance, with worry and hope that indeed peace and stability will be preserved."

Meanwhile the U.S has dispatched an envoy to Egypt.

[Scarletmoon1]

Who cares what Israel wants if the people want that government to be in power then Israel can shut it's trap up

[James Dahl]

Hosni refuses to admit the problem is him, he keeps replacing underlings hoping that will do the trick.