The Tunisian revolution took place a month ago, giving rise to uprisings and revolutions in the Arab world. Libya has paid the highest price in martyrs, some reports indicating 6000 dead. Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh has instructed his army to defend the regime at any cost, while Saudi Arabia is awaiting march 13 day of rage, as it experienced protests on Friday, the day of Friday prayers, with its neighbor Bahrain witnessing massive protesters in Manama's Pearl Square. Almost all have one thing in common: their people want Regime Change.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Revolutions in the Arab world
The Tunisian revolution took place a month ago, giving rise to uprisings and revolutions in the Arab world. Libya has paid the highest price in martyrs, some reports indicating 6000 dead. Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh has instructed his army to defend the regime at any cost, while Saudi Arabia is awaiting march 13 day of rage, as it experienced protests on Friday, the day of Friday prayers, with its neighbor Bahrain witnessing massive protesters in Manama's Pearl Square. Almost all have one thing in common: their people want Regime Change.
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