موضوع مخصص لتوثيقات الفيديوهات والصور الخاصة بثورة 25 يناير 2011

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Jan. 30 - As the protests in Egypt continued, the White House struggled to adjust to the rapidly changing political reality. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged the Egyptian government to begin an orderly transition to democracy, but stopped short of calling on Mubarak to resign immediately. "Clearly, what we don't want is this chaos," she said.

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Jan. 31 - As hundreds of thousands of protesters massed once again in Tahrir Square, Mubarak ordered Ahmed Shafiq, his newly appointed prime minister, to open talks with opposition leaders.

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Feb. 1 - Following another day of massive protests across Egypt, Mubarak addressed the nation on Tuesday night to announce that he would not run for another term as president. "I tell you in all sincerity that I did not intend to seek re-election," he said. "But I am keen to end my presidency in a manner that will enable whoever succeeds me to take over the country in a stable climate."

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Feb. 2 - Widespread chaos and violence

broke out between anti-government protesters and crowds supporting Mubarak. Pro-government forces at one point rode horses and camels through Tahrir Square in an attempt to disperse the protesters. At least five people were killed and hundreds more were injured in the violence.

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Feb. 3 - Journalists were caught up in the ongoing clashes between anti-Mubarak groups and supporters of the regime. Reporters for the New York Times, Washington Post, and Time magazine were all detained by Egypt's security services; countless others were assaulted by angry mobs.

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Feb. 4 - Though still embattled by attacks from pro-Mubarak groups, protesters organized a massive Friday protest that they dubbed the "Day of Departure." They were off by one week.

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Feb. 5 - Gamal Mubarak, Hosni's son, resigned from his leadership post in the National Democratic Party. Before the unrest broke out, he was viewed as likely to succeed his father as president.

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Feb. 6 - Several opposition parties, along with the banned but tolerated Muslim Brotherhood, meet with Vice President Omar Suleiman in a "national dialogue," meant to reach a resolution to the ongoing crisis. But the protesters on the streets of Cairo, who were not represented by any of the official parties, insist that they will not engage with the regime until Mubarak steps down.

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Feb. 7 - Wael Ghonim, a Dubai-based executive for Google and pro-democracy activisty who had been imprisoned by the regime since the outbreak of the protests, was freed -- and quickly became a symbol of the movement. In a tearful interview, he praised the sacrifices of the youth who died in an effort to create a democratic government.

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Feb. 8 - Energized by Ghonim's return, protesters

surged to the streets of Cairo on Tuesday to demand Mubarak's exit. Suleiman, meanwhile, announced the creation of a committee to propose constitutional amendments that he said would ensure the "peaceful and orderly transition of power."

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Feb. 9 - Protesters gathered around Egypt's parliament building, forcing its evacuation. Meanwhile, labor unions across the country went on strike, with tens of thousands of workers staying away from their jobs on Wednesday.

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Feb. 10 - The Egyptian military released a communiqué that suggested it would intervene to bring an end to the upheaval that had seized Egypt for over two weeks. Statements by high-ranking generals and figures in the ruling party, also suggesting that Mubarak would step down, bolstered the protesters' belief that they were about to witness the end of Mubarak's reign. However, the president dashed their hopes with a defiant speech on Thursday night, announcing only that he would delegate unspecified privileges of his office to Suleiman. That would not be enough. "He's going to go! We're not going to go!" protesters chanted in Tahrir Square.

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Feb. 11 - The rifts among Egypt's leadership became too great for Mubarak to bear, as Suleiman announced during evening prayers that the president had transferred all of his authority to a council of military leaders that would oversee the country's transition period. After 18 days of unrest and 30 years of autocracy, Egypt explodes in jubilation at Pharaoh's departure.

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وائل غنيم يبكي علي الشهداء

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cd5vK36rd24

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOAb4H27RIo

لحظات النصر

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwMqugPrntY

لحظات النصر -2

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkljWpKLXog

أطلق الفنان سامي يوسف أغنية جديدة لثوار مصر بعنوان “Iam your hope”.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxTzpTh-mYk

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الله على جمال دي صورة.. شايفين القمر الصغيرة دي بتعمل إيه؟ كانت ب تنضّف الميدان وهى لابسة كمامة وهى ماسكة المكنسة.. اوعى بس تتفّرج, شاركها وخلي العالم يتفرّج على مصر الجديدة, الحرة, العظيمة

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