The Army will Not Use Force against Protestors

The transcript discusses the political unrest in Egypt, focusing on the protests in Tahrir Square against the Egyptian leader. The Muslim Brotherhood, despite being banned, is engaging with the army to remove Mubarak. The uprising, led by secular youth, is gaining momentum with plans for a million-man march. The situation is tense, with makeshift hospitals treating injured protesters, and both sides preparing for further escalation.

What is the main challenge faced by the Egyptian protesters in Tahrir Square?

• Government's attempt to wait them out

• Lack of international support

• Shortage of food and water

• Internal disagreements among protesters

Who is the Muslim Brotherhood negotiating with to remove Mubarak from power?

• The United States

• The Egyptian Army

• The Egyptian Parliament

• The United Nations

What was the origin of the Egyptian uprising?

• A military coup

• An economic crisis

• A secular youth-led online campaign

• A religious movement

What is the plan for the next phase of the protests?

• A sit-in at the presidential palace

• An international appeal for support

• A million-man march

• A nationwide strike

What measures have protesters taken to support the injured?

• Setting up makeshift hospitals

• Transporting them to nearby countries

• Providing them with financial aid

• Sending them to private clinics