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Resolution of Egypt’s political problems rests solely on Egypt’s politicians and citizens. Morsi is counting on his ability to complete his constitutional takeover of power with the running of parliamentary elections in April. The liberal and secular opposition is banking on continued instability and economic hardship to tarnish the image and popularity of the Morsi government and force it into making a grand bargain with them. The whole situation is fraught with danger and worries that the bargaining process will get out of hand and degenerate into civil war. At least one scenario is unlikely: the return of the army to the corridors of political power.
The Army Will Not Intervene in Egypt, HIllel Frisch, Artutz Shava
Been searching for most updated take on Egypt's military's thinking but no avail :/ 'It will not step in' - and "Resolution of Egypt’s political problems rests solely on Egypt’s politicians and citizens."
And how MOI and Police would go about. While vigilantism of (or just 'clash' between) - Islamist orgs, oppositions - could further escalate. (While economic situation could add another collective discontent - another round of 'bread riot'.)