Live Tweets From #Egypt #Jan25 #Feb1 Protests | Feb 3, 2011 | Part 7

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Al Jazeera breaking: Egypt Central bank sets withdrawal limit of $10,000 on all banks. (This is to prevent a run on the banks)—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Matzpen Founder Akiva Orr on Israel’s Wars With Egypt | Joseph Dana: http://bit.ly/hq34hE #jan25 #egypt—
Mario Sasso (@scorpio_1122) February 03, 2011

Rumors in #Cairo #Mubarak thugs getting into hotels like the Ramses Hilton 1 of the closest 2 #Tahrir hunting out #journalists #Egypt #Jan25—
Parvez Sharma (@parvezsharma) February 03, 2011

Video I shot the moment the anti-government protesters completely broke the pro-Mubarak crowd. http://ow.ly/3PC0Z Course, now they're back..—
Evan Hill (@evanchill) February 03, 2011

@DailyNewsEgypt Vice President Omar Suliman: Gamal Mubarak resigned from the ruling National Democratic Party #jan28—
Omar Gaza (@Omar_Gaza) February 03, 2011

To #TechJordan members, please move to our new Facebook Fan page, all the new content and programs here –> http://on.fb.me/fXID2E #Jo—
Tech Jordan (@Tech_Jordan) February 03, 2011

Mesures illégales prise par Israël dans le TPO/meurtres de civils palestiniens – Dixième session extraordinaire … http://bit.ly/g0CBIX—
Q. of Palestine – UN (@UNISPAL) February 03, 2011

#Egypt VP to "investigate" thugs, cites "complete disappearance" of police – whose ID cards were those then? http://bit.ly/fzybLy—
Antiwar.com (@Antiwarcom) February 03, 2011

WOW! Military Captain calling in to Speak2Tweet promising to give out info. Will be translated and posted in a min, stay tuned @aliveinegypt—
Habib Haddad (@habibh) February 03, 2011

"History is Looking Down Upon Us" Mubarak's Fate is Sealed By FIDEL CASTRO http://bit.ly/i6d37T #Egypt #jan25—
Mike (@danmike1) February 03, 2011

5 Palestinian towns, 1000 ppl demonstrate tomorrow in solidarity w/Egyptian uprising, against Israeli occupation http://bit.ly/hIeQpQ #jan25—
Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) February 03, 2011

It appears Al Jazeera English's website is now blocked in China. We join Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube with this honor. #Egypt—
Melissa Chan (@melissakchan) February 03, 2011

AlJaz Eng: Reporting from a 'friend' of @sandmonkey that he has 'escaped' custody and is 'on the run'. #Egypt—
Jan25 Voices (@Jan25voices) February 03, 2011

Not sure what to make of developments now. It seems like pro-Mubarak crowd is gone, people flooding back into Tahrir near Museum.—
Evan Hill (@evanchill) February 03, 2011

Egypt: The Arrest of Sandmonkey: Egyptian blogger and Twitter user Sandmonkey has been arrested… http://bit.ly/f67K5K #Speech #Freedom—
Pascal Uccelli (@pascaluccelli) February 03, 2011

Reports of @Reuters Cairo office being attacked are not true. @Reuters bureau continues to operate & report all the latest news from #Egypt—
PR Team at Reuters (@ReutersPR) February 03, 2011

@AJEnglish @altahawi Amira Altahawi
#jan25 #egypt Snippers above #hilton ramsis hotel firing & shooting—
ChristineKaratnytsky (@ckaratnytsky) February 03, 2011

@democracynow @mondoweiss @nytimes Between 8 & 12 human rights lawyers + activists arrested at Hisham Mubarak Law Centre #jan25 #egypt—
Omar Robert Hamilton (@RiverDryFilm) February 03, 2011

Its predicted that V. Pres. Omar Suleiman will make a speech 2nite,"who cares", & maybe Mubarak too "Vomit"—
Omar Gaza (@Omar_Gaza) February 03, 2011

Tahrir Square: There are at least 8 people dead and over 890 wounded, including 9 in critical condition. #Egypt #Jan25 #Egyptians #Mubarak—
Sarah Abdallah (@Jnoubiyeh) February 03, 2011

Warning: This is the footage of the evil NDP police running over peaceful protesters http://bit.ly/gwhFVH Via @AbdullaBNS—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

#Jan25 RT @hananegypt: PLEASE SIGN THIS PETITION: http://bit.ly/gRvM8z it's going to David Cameron THIS SUNDAY—
(@monasosh) February 03, 2011

OH MY! on AL-Jazeera, videos of a police car running over protesters in #Cario. Just painful and infuriating. #Egypt #jan25—
Mohammed Suliman (@ImPalestine) February 03, 2011

worry for Shaira Amin's safety: don't let her leave #tahrir on her own, she needs protection as she's a #jan25 symbol too now #Cairo #Egypt—
h de c (@h_de_c) February 03, 2011

ANALYSIS-Palestinians expect a boost from new Egypt (Reuters) http://t.co/BaaYSBT #Egypt #Jan25—
Palestine Center (@PalestineCenter) February 03, 2011

Susan Abulhawa: Mubarak: Destroying Egypt to Stay in Power (The Huffington Post) http://t.co/sjsjl7L #Egypt #Jan25—
Palestine Center (@PalestineCenter) February 03, 2011

Egypt bans ex-ministers from travel: Three former ministers and a prominent businessmen also have their bank acc… http://aje.me/eM0yTx—
Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) February 03, 2011

OMG Al Jazeera just showed a clip of a police vehicle running over protesters—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Pro-democracy protesters have now turned to chanting, "We won't go!" http://aje.me/eL6YOW #egypt #Jan25—
(@AJELive) February 03, 2011

:(( RT @TravellerW: Beaten up by the lovely #Egyptian ppl on way home because.. I have a laptop. In army custo… (cont) http://deck.ly/~xQitp—
Mike (@danmike1) February 03, 2011

Cairo Hilton hotel confiscating journos' cameras on behalf of regime! So much for @HiltonOnline brand, I'm never staying there again! #Egypt—
Michael Marten (@michaelmarten) February 03, 2011

There appears to be a crackdown on journalists. We almost got thrown out by army people walking past a checkpoint on outskirts of Tahrir—
Sharif Kouddous (@sharifkouddous) February 03, 2011

The army points are inspecting food going into Tahrir now. They claim it's for security reasons as poisonous food was leaked in. #Jan25—
Mosa'ab Elshamy (@mosaaberizing) February 03, 2011

Helena Cobban: Reassessing U.S. aid in light of Egypt (The Hill's Congress Blog) #Egypt #Jan25 http://t.co/9N5gLjw—
Palestine Center (@PalestineCenter) February 03, 2011

RT @monaeltahawy: NYC RALLY FOR #EGYPT TOMORROW, Feb 4, 3:30 Times Square. Spread widely http://on.fb.me/gnR1Iy #jan25 #egypt VIA @missmayse—
Jessica Devaney (@jessicadevaney) February 03, 2011

#jan25 RT three protesters shot now at neck!—
Amira Altahawi (@altahawi) February 03, 2011

Seized in Tahrir Sq., colleagues & friends Patrick Martin – http://yfrog.com/h5trpnaj & Sonia Verma http://yfrog.com/h5dj6ccqmgrpxhhoimkj—
Doug Saunders (@DougSaunders) February 03, 2011

We just spoke directly with staff at Ramses. CONFIRMED NO BREAK IN. However we continue to hear of attempts on journalists at doors.—
Jan25 Voices (@Jan25voices) February 03, 2011

My cousin just told me "Inshallah (I hope) Mubarak dies now from a heart attack"—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Blogger Maram Mazen attacked by thugs on her way to Tahrir, they smashed her car, pulled from her hair told never to come back #Jan25—
BreakingnewsEgypt (@EgyptUpdates) February 03, 2011

Thanks for everyone tweeted something about #Tharir and made it trending on #Twitter worldwide… keep our voices heard! #Egypt #jan25—
Noha Atef (@NohaAtef) February 03, 2011

BBC Arabic reporter stressing live on screen "We are not part of what is happening, we are here to report only & have no political agenda"—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

!! No links yet. RT @AlArabiya_Eng: Algeria cancels the 'state of emergency' applied since 1992—
Antiwar.com (@Antiwarcom) February 03, 2011

Vice President Omar Suliman: Gamal Mubarak resigned from the ruling National Democratic Party #jan25 #fb—
The Daily News Egypt (@DailyNewsEgypt) February 03, 2011

Heavy gunfire heard in Abdel Monem Riyad Square in downtown Cairo—
BBC Global News (@BBCWorld) February 03, 2011

WARNING,HELP NEED,PLZ HELP WARN ALL THE JOURNALISTS IN HOTELS ACROSS CAIRO,MUBARAK'S THUGS R COMING 4M THEM,PLZ HELP & RT—
Omar Gaza (@Omar_Gaza) February 03, 2011

Al-Jazeera: #Egyptian TV: Omer Suleiman is expected to deliver a speech in a short while. #Egypt #jan25—
Mohammed Suliman (@ImPalestine) February 03, 2011

Americans urged to depart #Egypt while charters still available. http://on.cnn.com/fCDADZ—
CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) February 03, 2011

Caught a rock to the head thrown by a thug, ain't no thing. The revolution continues. #Egypt—
matthew cassel (@justimage) February 03, 2011

Among the journalists inside Hilton Ramsis is Kim Badawy. Please whoever can head there now and help them out! #jan25 #tahrir.—
Sarah Naguib (@Sarahngb) February 03, 2011

Live page grab of Meydan Tahrir now. Also shows alert of NDP thugs looking for journalists in hotels. http://yfrog.com/h0jbksj—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

RT @Sarahngb: I'm on the phone with May Kamel, the thugs are surrounding Hilton Ramsis and journalists are trapped inside. #jan25 #tahrir—
Lisa Goldman (@lisang) February 03, 2011

@AJEnglish live online feed : http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/—
Omar Gaza (@Omar_Gaza) February 03, 2011

Please RT ERROR tweet to make sure it makes the rounds. We are continuing LPC contact about the attempts at the Ramses Hilton door.—
Jan25 Voices (@Jan25voices) February 03, 2011

live on @AJEnglish live feed 4m tahrir sq. Cairo,its getting dark & as usual protesters there r staying defying the lame night time curfew—
Omar Gaza (@Omar_Gaza) February 03, 2011

US prepares to invade Egypt http://bit.ly/dQHWoh #egypt #revolution—
Michael Rivero (@WRH_Mike_Rivero) February 03, 2011

Blizzard of 2011 ‘a storm of historic proportions’ http://bit.ly/ebhyeT #climategate #agw #cop16 #climaterealism—
Michael Rivero (@WRH_Mike_Rivero) February 03, 2011

I am texting all the journalists I know in Cairo about the NDP thugs looking for them in hotels. Please alert them for their safety.—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

When they start arresting human rights activists and lawyers, you know mass arrests are underway. #Jan25 #Egypt—
Mohannad (@mand0z) February 03, 2011

BREAKING Al Arabiya: Algeria lifts 19 year old State of Emergency Law—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

It seems it's starting agian :( RT @monasosh: The last tweet was affirming that those were real gun shots #Jan25—
Sarah Naguib (@Sarahngb) February 03, 2011

Anti-Mubarak protesters hit back http://bbc.in/i2dPnR—
BBC Global News (@BBCWorld) February 03, 2011

Breaking Al Arabiya: Mubarak supporters are storming Cairo hotels looking for journalists—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

US response to Egypt draws criticism in Israel http://short.ie/uzzqup—
SADAKA Ireland (@SADAKAireland) February 03, 2011

Al Arabiya Breaking: Amnesty International confirms that some of its employees were arrested in Cairo—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Clashes back 1 of us wounded carried to medics, & they arrested one of them,chanting peaceful to prevent protesters from harming the thug—
(@monasosh) February 03, 2011

us readers & others having difficulty accessing #aljazeera site can still see #egypt blog http://aje.me/el6yow—
Ayman Mohyeldin (@AymanM) February 03, 2011

Egypt vice president: President Mubarak's son Gamal won't seek presidency – state television http://on.msnbc.com/eEWPRy—
Breaking News (@BreakingNews) February 03, 2011

Al Jazeera TV says signal jammed in Middle East http://bit.ly/giNqMV #egypt #protest #revolution #mubarak #israel—
Michael Rivero (@WRH_Mike_Rivero) February 03, 2011

RT @REUTERSFLASH: Al Arabiya reports #Mubarak supporters storm hotels in #Cairo, chase journalists—
(@michaelscherer) February 03, 2011

EGYPT AFTER MUBARAK, BROADER PERSPECTIVE http://goo.gl/fb/EujNM—
Intifada (@intifada2) February 03, 2011

BBC Arabic: The protesters at Meydan Tahrir says that NDP thugs are preventing food from passing through to the square—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Europe Leaders Call for faster transition in #Egypt http://bit.ly/hrAq2O Obama still waiting for Israel's OK to speak. #revolution #mubarak—
Michael Rivero (@WRH_Mike_Rivero) February 03, 2011

Egypt State TV says that Vice President Omar Suleiman will issue a statement shortly. I will tweet it.—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

People running for cover under bridge #egypt #jan25 http://twitpic.com/3w3xza—
Sherine Tadros (@SherineT) February 03, 2011

Al Arabiya reports #Mubarak supporters storm hotels in #Cairo, chase journalists—
Reuters Top News (@Reuters) February 03, 2011

Army arrives in Meydan Tahrir. 4:55pm in Egypt http://yfrog.com/gzadtwhj http://yfrog.com/gyxrnraj http://yfrog.com/h7n02pj—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Video from half an hour ago. http://ow.ly/3PzW9—
Evan Hill (@evanchill) February 03, 2011

BREAKING: thugs into hilton hotel.—
Jan25 Voices (@Jan25voices) February 03, 2011

Please tell journalists that you know not to go to Hilton Ramses. I just told some journalist friends.—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Heavy gunfire heard on the streets of #Cairo. Watch live coverage of the events: http://aje.me/ajelive #tahrir #jan25 #mubarak—
Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) February 03, 2011

RT @jpmlynch: URGENT: #Amnesty International delegate detained with other human rights activists from HMLC-pls retweet #jan25 #egypt—
Amnesty Int'l NI (@AmnestyNI) February 03, 2011

Battle of Tahrir Square: Scenes of violence as anti-government protesters and pro-Mubarak supporters clash in th… http://aje.me/idXlxW—
Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) February 03, 2011

Media in the line of fire in Egypt: Domestic and foreign journalists have come under siege amid the turmoil in Egypt. http://aje.me/hTN8uT—
Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) February 03, 2011

Gunfire echoes around Tahrir Square: Witnesses report heavy gunfire on bridge leading to epicentre of protests a… http://aje.me/fdLXqU—
Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) February 03, 2011

Breaking Al Jazeera: via sources Bltagiya (thugs) have stormed into Hilton Ramses looking for journalists—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

RT @jpmlynch: URGENT:Amnesty International delegate detained with other human rights activists from HMLC-pls retweet #jan25 #egypt #amnesty—
AmnestyInternational (@amnesty) February 03, 2011

Heavy gunfire now, away from Tahrir, possibly from APC. #jan25 People are running towards the bridge—
Andy Carvin (@acarvin) February 03, 2011

Al Jazeera reports of very heavy gunfire in Cairo, between Tahrir Square and October 6th Bridge #Jan25 #Egypt #OpEgypt—
Anonymous (@AnonymousIRC) February 03, 2011

People running for cover under oct6 bridge..shots fired (army?)..rocks thrown everywhere—
Sherine Tadros (@SherineT) February 03, 2011

BBC Arabic latest Ministry of Health figures: "8 deaths & 890 injured including nine in critical condition in Meydan Tahrir protests"—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

George Ishaq of Kefaya to BBC Arabic "We have given a list of wise-men to the youth to choose who can join them in negotiations"—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Army firing warning shots in the air right outside our building to make sure anti-government protesters don't get closer—
Evan Hill (@evanchill) February 03, 2011

George Ishaq of Kefaya to BBC Arabic "Tomorrow will be a major day of protest due to the groups of people arriving from the provinces"—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

George Ishaq of Kefaya to BBC Arabic "The only people who have the right to negotiate are the brave people in Meydan Tahrir now"—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011

Egypt PM says former interior minister to be investigated http://bit.ly/hQ9M6m—
Ma'an News Agency (@MaanNewsAgency) February 03, 2011

State tv reporting omar suleiman announcing gamal mubarak won't run in pres elections. #egypt #jan25—
Sherine Tadros (@SherineT) February 03, 2011

Egypt PM apologizes after night of violence Egypt PM apologizes after night of violence TOO LATE! #egypt #revolution #mubarak #amritsar—
Michael Rivero (@WRH_Mike_Rivero) February 03, 2011

Al Arabiya reporter: There are 30,000 protesters at least in Meydan Tahrir now, the army is separating the protesters, shooting in the air—
Sultan Al Qassemi (@SultanAlQassemi) February 03, 2011