[Aslam]

With a deep investment in the status quo, Israel is watching what a senior official calls "an earthquake in the Middle East" with growing concern. The official says the Jewish state has faith that the security apparatus of its most formidable Arab neighbor, Egypt, can suppress the street demonstrations that threaten the dictatorial rule of President Hosni Mubarak. The harder question is what comes next.

"We believe that Egypt is going to overcome the current wave of demonstrations, but we have to look to the future," says the minister in the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israel enjoys diplomatic relations and security cooperation with both Egypt and Jordan, the only neighboring states that have signed treaties with the Jewish state. But while it may be more efficient to deal with a strongman in Cairo — Mubarak has ruled for 30 years — and a King in Amman, democracies make better neighbors, "because democracies do not initiate wars," he says............
http://www.time.com/time/world/artic...044929,00.html

 

[jinaka]

so thanks for your sharing

 

[ayeshanadeem]

Israel will thing about the fredom of its self.

 

[ayeshanadeem]

this is one of the best site in urdu history.

 

[ayeshanadeem]

in Egypt there will be impressive and rule play the people of Egypt.

 

[ayeshanadeem]

It may happen in Pakistan like Egypt.

 

[ayeshanadeem]

Egyption people why do it?

 

[ayeshanadeem]

Husani Mubarak was in fever of Israel, so the people come on road.

 

[ayeshanadeem]

there was no justice and no peace.

 

[jinaka]

fantastic sharing