Egyptian protesters are planning to meet in the streets again today, where, for weeks, arguments have turned to clashes.
Supporters of the deposed president, Mohamed Morsy, and the Muslim Brotherhood will rally to demand his reinstatement. Some of them took a vow Saturday before a cleric to die for their cause, if need be.
Mohamed ElBaradei, the de facto head of the opposition movement in the days leading to Morsy’s ouster, is "the logical choice" to be Egypt's interim prime minister, interim President Adly Mansour's spokesman said Saturday. Earlier, ElBaradei's backers had said he had been named to the post.
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