On his Facebook account, the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed el-Beltagi said that youth in Tahrir Square had expressed their anger at the Brotherhood for not joining them in the recently resurgent protests against military rule in Egypt.

Beltagi said that the youth have a right to be angry and that the Brotherhood should review their position on the protests that have once again gripped Tahrir Square.

Beltagi is considered to be an active star on the rise within the Muslim Brotherhood.