Egypt Protests: Dramatic Videos

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Parvez Sharma: Egypt Is Burning, and It Is Not a Facebook or Twitter Event

The majority of the 80 million people of Egypt live in abject poverty. They go to kiosks to make calls. A substantial number have never used the internet. They are not twittering -- they are out on the streets giving vent to three decades of anger.

Aladdin Elaasar: Egyptians Rise Against Their Pharoah

Arab youth are demonstrating against their old authoritarian regimes in masses for the first time in recent history. Murmurs abound that Mubarak's regime is in its final throes, and repeatedly cracking down on protest are signs of the beginning of the end.

Mark Levine: Obama: Say the D-Word

It's incredible, really. Cairo is burning and the President of the United States can't bring himself to talk about democracy in Egypt, or the Middle East more broadly.