Links 18 February 2011

• FRANCE 24 - Prince Moulay Hicham El Alaoui, Chercheur à l'Université de Stanford
  Interview with "Red Prince."
• The Struggle to Define the Egyptian Revolution | The Middle East Channel
  Nathan Brown.
• Libya: Security Forces Fire on 'Day of Anger' Demonstrations | Human Rights Watch
  24 killed at least.
• YouTube - mukhtaralasad's Channel
  Tons of Libya videos.
• JORDAN: Clashes erupt at pro-democracy rally in Amman | Babylon & Beyond | Los Angeles Times
  Pro-government thugs attack peaceful protests.
• Blog de Khalid EL HARIRY: #20FEB
  Statement from a parliamentarian in support for Moroccan protests for change.
• ElBaradei criticizes Egypt's military rulers | Al-Masry Al-Youm: Today's News from Egypt
  ElBaradei, marginalized but not done yet!
• Libyans bury dead after clashes - Africa - Al Jazeera English
  Things may get worse for Qadhafi.
• EGYPT: Recommendations for the country's current transition period | Babylon & Beyond | Los Angeles Times
  Amr Hamzawy's suggestions.
• Is Sudan Next?
  Andrew Natsios, the former Bush administration envoy, who has predicted trouble in north Sudan for a while.
• Kolena.org | Together, For Egypt!
  New Town Hall style website for Egyptians.
• Esam Al-Amin: Anatomy of Egypt's Revolution
  Features of #jan25
• My 36 Hours in Egyptian Captivity | Human Rights Watch
  HRW's Daniel Williams tells his experience.
• مؤسس صفحة حركة 20 فبراير يكشف عن نفسه - Hespress
  The leader of the 20 February movement in Morocco.
• Guru of the Revolution - NYTimes.com
  Hommage to Pierre Sioufi, where the mezzeg of Midan Tahrir was.
• What if Libya Staged a Revolution and Nobody Came? -By Najla Abdurrahman | Foreign Policy
  Media not paying enough attention to Libya - but this is partly because the govt won't let anyone in, unlike Egypt.
• Palestine after Mubarak | The Middle East Channel
  Nadia Hjab