"Newsweek" Magazine calls for protection of Egyptian antiquities and warns of the destruction of symbols of the old guard of the effects of

''Newsweek '' Magazine was Concerned about the events of theft of the Egyptian Antiquities in the recent times, Said the tombs and temples are still in need  of care and maintenance, adding the Subversive factors Such as pollution , Over population , Ignorance , Vandalism and traffic Impacts Over looked Political parties and constitutional reform and multiParty elections .
The magazine said in its Report under the title " Pyramids and Demonstrations " That in the democratic transformation in Egypt , Seeks All Egyptians to protect the Archaeological heritage of the Country calling for the Return of stability to the Egyptian museum , Which Has been the best Place to be Visit by Many tourists .
Magazine Asked about the nature of the role will be played by the cultural  heritage of ancient Egypt after the Revolution , And Calls for the return of the heritage of Egypt's Cultural heritage, Including the statue of Nefertiti in Berlin and Masterpieces of the Egyptian Artifacts outside Egypt ,Also Said  that many of the Writers inside and outside Egypt Concealed this Issues to Serve their own interest ; Proving that Archaeology and History Cannot be Separated . 
The Magazine Confirmed that Zahi Hawass Minister Of Antiquities , Wans very concerned to Protect Egyptian antiquities when he was supervisor of the monuments in Giza , Pointing that this concern Grown Rapidly , Hawass  to become the most famous Person the Egyptian Antiquities .
And considered that Egypt is facing major challenges on all fronts in light of the birth of new democracy, and have to wait for what will happen,urging the West to join forces and unite theconcerns of Egyptian antiquities.
However No matter the Religion in the new government , Its certain to assure the safety of the Antiquities , adding that the challenge lies in Allowing this Generation to flourish through adequate Support to financial and infrastructure with the assistance of the international community . 
The magazine Described the conditions of Archaeological Sites in Egypt as "Stable .