Egypt arrests 350 anti "Israel" ralliers

Already on alert for rapid crackdown on the protestation, the police made the arrests in different parts of the country which has witnessed widespread popular disquiet against the country's position on ‘Israel's' unabated bloodshed in the Gaza Strip.

The protesters had questioned the government's refusal to open its Rafah border crossing with the coastal sliver to hundreds of blighted Gazans which have so far sustained six days of Israeli incursion.

Last Saturday, ‘Israel' F16 bombers and apache helicopters launched at least 40 coordinated onslaughts on nearly the same number of targets in Gaza City.

The attacks have so far killed 410 Palestinians and injured more than 2,000 others.

On Tuesday, the Leader of Lebanon's Hizbullah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said Egypt would be complicit in the enormity should it remain steadfast in its refusal to cooperate.

"What is required of the Egyptian leadership and regime is to resolve this issue and not to politically take advantage of the war to pressure Hamas and those of the resistance in Gaza in a bid to accept ‘Israeli' conditions in return for a ceasefire," he had said.

The Egyptian soldiers, meanwhile, opened fire on the Gazans at the crossing injuring 15 people.