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Home U.S. World Entertainment Sports Business Health Science Technology Politics Offbeat Environment Travel UPDATE 2: U.S. efforts to balance support for popular Cairo protests and fighting terror The United States is making all efforts to keep its fight against terrorism on track while showing support for different demonstrations and movements launched by people in Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen. Source: AHN Reporter: Tejinder Singh Location: Washington, D.C., United States Published: January 28, 2011 12:08 p.m. EST Topics: Politics, Human Rights, Political Development, Opinion And Editorial (Updates with comments from spokesmen from White House and State Department and adds events from Cairo) The volatile compressed energy of Vox Populi burst onto the streets of multiple cities taking Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and others including his staunch ally, the United States by surprise as the law enforcement agencies failed to quell the agitation. Robert Gibbs, the outgoing White House spokesman, tweeted around 11:30 a.m. ET (US), “Very concerned about violence in Egypt - government must respect the rights of the Egyptian people & turn on social networking and internet.” An hour earlier, State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley had tweeted the concern of the U.S. government, saying, “Events unfolding in Egypt are of deep concern. Fundamental rights must be respected, violence avoided and open communications allowed.” “Reform is vital to Egypt’s long-term well-being. The Egyptian government should view its people as a partner and not as a threat,” Crowley tweeted again later. In Egypt, President Mubarak on Friday evening seemed to have given up on police forces as he ordered the army to reinforce police in imposing curfew while he prepared to address the nation. Reports had suggested earlier in the day that Mostafa El-Feki, a ruling National Democratic Party leader and head of the parliament’s National Security and Foreign Affairs Committee, had asked Mubarak to address the people directly. Alexandria, Suez and Mahalla were reported to be physically out of control of these governmental forces while Cairo remained “critical,” according to a source in Cairo. The source confirmed the start of night time curfew in Cairo and probably other cities amid a chaotic situation, with smoke billowing out of multiple locations including the neighborhood in which the NDP office is located. On Thursday, the United States seemed to be making all efforts to keep its fight against terrorism on track while showing support for different demonstrations and movements launched by people in Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen. Speaking to the foreign press at the Washington Foreign Press Center, National Security Council Spokesman Mike Hammer said the U.S. is working not only to continue its fight against terror groups but also to help the lot of the people in the region. “Secretary (of State Hillary) Clinton was in Yemen recently, obviously trying to advance our important cooperation to counter terrorism,” Hammer said. “But also we have seen that it is important to support Yemen in -- as far as trying to provide for better economic opportunity for its people.” Addressing ongoing efforts by the U.S. in the region, Hammer said, “When we have conversations with these foreign governments, we are very focused, as you mentioned, on the fight against those that want to do us harm and terrorists that are plotting every day to harm Americans and our allies.” In addition to this fight against terror, which he said, “We will continue to do every day,” Hammer said, “We also work and encourage governments to, again, provide better opportunities for their people and again sort of move in the direction that I think all of us want to see.” Tunisia is already beyond the initial stages of street protests and reports show Egypt is coming down with a heavy hand on unflinching protestors while Yemen, a source of recent terror headaches for the U.S., has joined the ripple effect street protests against the establishment. Looking for better living conditions, thousands of protesters continue to clog arteries of Cairo to bring down the man who has held power in Egypt for 30 years, President Hosni Mubarak. Mubarak, a strong U.S. ally, got a cautioning from President Barack Obama during his YouTube remarks on Thursday. "Egypt's been an ally of ours on a lot of critical issues," Obama said, adding, "President Mubarak has been very helpful on a range of tough issues in the Middle East. But I've always said to him that making sure that they are moving forward on reform -- political reform, economic reform -- is absolutely critical to the long-term well being of Egypt." "My main hope right now is that violence is not the answer in solving these problems in Egypt," Obama said. "So the government has to be careful about not resorting to violence, and the people on the streets have to be careful about not resorting to violence." During his regular briefing, Crowley, the State Department spokesman, told journalists, "We want to see political, economic and social reform that opens up the opportunity for Egyptian people, just as the people of other countries, to more significantly influence who will lead their country in the future and the direction of that country and the opportunities generated in that country." Last but not the least headache for the U.S. is Yemen, where street protests against the incumbent government have started. Yemen is already a growing training ground for al Qaeda and is the home of Anwar al-Alawki, who helped the failed Christmas Day bomber, inspired the Times Square bomber and has called for more attacks on Americans. Republish Email Facebook Digg Twitter Buzz Up! Share [ Close ] When publishing articles from AHN we require that you follow several simple rules and that you abide by our Terms and Conditions. You may: Use and display the provided article text on a website or blog. 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