they got the freedom to vote. how are you going to follow this crackdown when you have had hundreds of people killed, not only today but in previous bouts of violence in the last six weeks. do they have a role in the elections? are they able to run. how can they? the president is in prison. the first democratically elected president of egypt. most of the leadership is under arrest and now this carnage. we have arwa back. the situation you described, the neighborhood groups, it seems it is fracturing by the hour almost. it does really feel as if one is slowly beginning to watch the unraveling of society. and we need to look back at how we reached this point in time. on june 30th there were an unprecedented number of egyptians that took to the streets demanding the resignation of mohamed morsi calling for early elections and that then gave the military the
how can they? the president is imprisoned we don t know where for six weeks. the first democratically elected president of egypt. we have arwa back. the situation you described in the neighborhood groups, it does seem the situation you re describing is fracturing by the hour almost. it does really feel as if one is slowly beginning to watch the unraveling of society i ve been referring to it right there. i want to also need to go back and look at how we reach this point in time on june 30th, there were an unprecedented number of egyptians that took to the streets demanding resignation calling for early elections and that then gave the military the support it believed it needed to go in and oust former president mohamed morsi, and since then, tensions in egypt have only been increasing society, the population growing more polarized in the pro and
but that was followed by an historic period of elections and things that had egyptians very excited. they got the freedom to vote. how are you going to follow this crackdown when you had hundreds killed not only today, but in previous bouts of violence. does the muslim brotherhood have a roll in elections? are they allowed to run again? how can they? the president is imprisoned. the first democratically elected president of egypt. most of the leadership seems to be under arrest and now we have this carnage. we have arwa back. the situation you described, these neighborhood groups, it seems it s just fracturing by the hour, almost. reporter: it does really feel as if one is slowly beginning to watch the unraveling of society. i ve been referring to it right there. one also needs to go back and see how we reached this point in time. on june 30, there were an unprecedented number of egyptians that took to the streets demanding the
things that had egyptians very excited. they got the freedom to vote. how are you going to follow this crackdown when you had hundreds killed not only today, but in previous bouts of violence. does the muslim brotherhood have a roll in elections? how can they? the president is imprisoned. the first democratically elected president of egypt. and now this carnage. we have arwa back. the situation you described, these neighborhood groups, it seems it s just fracturing by the hour, almost. reporter: it does really feel as if one is slowly beginning to watch the unraveling of society. i ve been referring to it right there. one also needs to go back and see how we reached this point in time. on june 30, there were an unprecedented number of egyptians that took to the streets demanding the resignation of mohamed morsi. that gave the military the