Abul Gheit: Next in line?

An Egyptian protester holds a sign that reads: "Fire Abul Gheit. Loser. Revolution's Foe / January 25," in front of Arab League, Cairo, March 2, 2011. Scores of protesters rallied against Mr. Ahmed Abul Gheit, Egypt Foreign Minister, over his incompetence to handle humanitarian crisis of Egyptians fleeing violence in Libya, now stranded on Libya-Tunisia border. According to protesters - who demonstrated against Abul Gheit during an opening session of Arab Foreign Ministers Meeting at Arab League - consider Abul Gheit a Mubarak loyalist and an icon of fallen regime, given his anti-revolution statements during 18-day protests nationwide that led to President Hosni Mubarak's eventual ouster. Earlier Thursday, March 3, Mr. Ahmed Shafiq, Egypt PM, announced his resignation, only prompting Armed Forces Supreme Council - now running Egypt - to appoint in his stead Mr. Essam Sharaf who has been charged with forming a new government.