People here say they are tired of the violence.After weeks of upheaval, shopkeeper Mohamed Ali Mohamed says he just wants life to return to normal."As an Egyptian, of course, I am very worried and concerned about what is happening in Cairo, and hope and pray to God that stability is restored," he said.Many people here support the military and Egypt's Interim President Adly Mansour.Hajj Hosni Mahmoud, who owns a coffee shop, says no-one can impose their will on the Egyptian people.“We will appoint a prime minister, and we have a president, we have a coalition, and we will do what we want, despite what anybody else wants.We are Egyptians and we are free," he said.The interim president and the military have called for restraint after Monday's bloody clashes between Egyptian soldiers and supporters of ousted President Mohamed Moursi.The Egyptian Health Ministry says more than 50 people were killed in the clashes.The Muslim Brotherhood says the military attacked first, a charge the military has denied.Brotherhood supporter Mohamed Rasmy says those killed were murdered by the military.“They do not want us to take our president back after the coup happened. So, they want to get rid of us, but we did not expect them to murder us.
