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Egypt, The Saudis, and The Zionists!

The Big Three most destructive and reactionary countries are as I have always believed are Egypt, Israel and Saudi Arabia (as if the country belongs to Saud family), the Saudis and Israelis are rallying in support of the falling Egyptian regime as expected.
Israel called on the United States and a number of European countries over the weekend to curb their criticism of President Hosni Mubarak to preserve stability
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates -- Saudi Arabia slammed protesters in Egypt as "infiltrators" who seek to destabilize their country, and a top Palestinian official affirmed "solidarity" with Egypt on Saturday, while an Iranian official called on Egypt to "abide by the rightful demands of the nation" and avoid violent reactions.

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