
I'm wondering if the Egyptian government is profoundly divided. On this day when, for the first time since the withdrawal of the police last Friday, open violence was wielded against the demonstrators,
the Internet was also restored around 11 am in Cairo. Facebook and Twitter are reportedly unblocked as well. It's possible there are deep divisions over how to proceed, but the attacks on the demonstrators suggest that at least some are determined to crush the movement. But why was the Internet restored?
The Army stood by today. Can it remain neutral much longer?
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