90% of Egyptians harbor a deep dislike of Israel. 60% want Sharia law. 20% of the Muslim Brotherhood chose at the last Elections. In interviews in Israel threatened a war demonstrations, images of posters circulating on which Mubarak is drawn with David Stern. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accused the West, Mubarak, to have dropped a loyal ally. And new reports from Tahrir Square in Egypt now witness the ghostly presence of the Muslim brothers who pray and slogans against Israel and the U.S. roar and announced plans to mobilize the whole of Egypt against Israel. The friends and friends of Israel were and are divided. Some supported the Egyptian protests so far, so they followed with joyful emotions. We even heard slogans from days gone by, praise is close to the international solidarity and suspicion that are idealized here as during the euphoria of the anti-imperialist revolutions climax in other places, to escape the rigidity at home. Others warn of a second Iran, in a fourth front against Israel, Mubarak's dictatorship against the people keep moving the bar Islamism. Voices of reason have become rare.
The story is very pessimistic. After a brief Democratic Party in Tunisia and Egypt, the story could repeat itself. So what's driving me and others to welcome the revolts still 
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