Saudi Arabia: Netizens Support Egyptians in their Uprising · Global Voices
Haifa Alrasheed

This post is part of our special coverage of Egypt Protests 2011.
Saudi Arabia's netizens are lending their support to Egyptians in their uprising against president Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.
Many are watching, reporting on and reacting to the developments on the ground, as massive protests demanding a change in the regime enter their seventh day.
On Twitter, some were directing their tweets to Mubarak.
@balooot is asking Mubarak to give up:
@GhadaOclock  analyzed Mubarak's relationship with Israel:
“My enemy's enemy is my friend” pretty much sums up Israel's relationship with #Mubarak.
@Mubarak_A is wondering about Mubarak's common sense:
@Nejer  is advising Mubarak:
@mutairy is justifying Mubarak's act:
Hosni just doesn't want to let go!! He got backing from the US, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and others!!! #egypt
On the other hand, other tweeps is analyzing this people's uprising.
@alfarhan  is comparing it with the earlier Iranian one:
@Al_buluwi is warning countrird which are siding with Mubarak's:
@Dr_MMeccawy  is praising the Tunisian and Egyptian nations:
@Mashi9a7 is asking people to give support:
@essamz  expresses his happiness:
He also adds:
@anuaim is hoping:
And finally @Mashi9a7  is smelling something:
عبق الحرية يفوح بالأجواء #Egypt #Jan25 #FreeEgypt
This post is part of our special coverage of Egypt Protests 2011.