Hundreds of protesters are heading to the ministry of foreign affairs in the
downtown of the capital to protest of the vicious Israeli assaults on Gaza
Salma Shukrallah, Randa Ali, Wednesday 14 Nov 2012
http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/58146.aspx

Hundreds of angry protesters march on Wednesday evening from Talaat Harb
Square in downtown Cairo heading towards the ministry of foreign affairs
near Tahrir Square to condemn the ongoing brutal attacks on the Gaza Strip
by the Israeli forces.

Protesters chanted “Gaza Gaza, You’re the pride,“ “Arab states are
cowardly,” “Palestinian blood is our blood,” as they carried Palestinian
flags.

Protesters are demanding Egypt cut diplomatic ties with Israel and close
down the Israeli embassy in Cairo.

A number of Egyptian political forces including the National Front for
Justice and Democracy and Hamdeen Sabbahi's popular Current have called for
the protest.

On Wednesday night, president Mohamed Morsi recalled Egypt’s envoy in Israel
following the Israeli attack that killed at least seven Palestinians,
including Hamas leading figure Ahmed Al-Jaabari.