Egyptian Revolution Enters Day 14

Millions of Egyptian people continue their protests demanding the stepping down of President Husni Mubarak, arriving to the fourteenth day of the Egyptian revolution.

Protesters in central Cairo's Tahir (Libration) Square said they will not back down from their demand for regime change in Egypt by that increasing the pressure on the Egyptian president. Thousands of protesters spent the night in the square despite heavy military presence.

On another note, hostility toward the Obama administration is widespread among the protesters as they hold Washington responsible for Mubarak's grip on power.

Since the 25th of January, which marks the beginning of the Egyptian revolution -inspired by the Tunisian Jasmine Revolution- more than 500 Egyptian civilians have been killed and no less than 5000 sustained injuries.