Egypt Liberals Quit Islamist-Led Constitution Body Two prominent liberal politicians have pulled out from a panel tasked with drafting a new constitution after Islamists won a majority of seats on the body. The 100-member panel selected over the weekend includes nearly 60 Islamists and only six women and six minority Christians. The members were chosen by parliament's two chambers, where Islamists have a majority. The two pulling out are independent lawmaker Amr Hamzawy and veteran Christian activist Mona Makram Obeid. They announced they were quitting the panel on Monday on their Twitter accounts.