CAIRO: A number of political powers and movements resumed their strike on Wednesday November 29 in front of Egypt's Cabinet, demanding the ruling military council to hand over power to an elected civil authority. The demonstrators also refused Egypt's new Prime Minister, Kamal al-Ganzouri, believing he is not the suitable personality for the current critical period in Egypt. The demonstrators raised banners against authorities, saying the "Revolution is still in the square", "No to the ministries of Interior and Defense , we are the revolutionary legitimacy," and "We are all Ahmed Sorour." The demonstrators resumed closing the street and forming public committees to inspect those who want to enter the street. On the other hand, Tahrir Square witnessed a notable drop in the number of demonstrators. It is important to mention the demonstrators call for a huge demonstration on Friday, dubbing it the Friday of Rehabilitation. Arabic here
