The president of the National Council for Human Rights thinks that a deficient educational system and a lack of respect for human rights contributed to the Alexandria church bombing on New Year's Day. Furthermore, he says that human rights are abused because the laws that should uphold equal citizenship rights are not adhered to.

He admits that terrorism is a problem that cannot be solved quickly. However, he says that a solution would need to involve a change in the educational system and a greater awareness of human rights.

The article notes that terrorism itself has changed, as well. It mentions that the aim of the Alexandria attack was to blacken the image of the entire Egyptian country, not just kill Copts. Yet, it claims that the terrorists failed in their attempt to divide the nation, saying that Muslims and Christians are even closer now than before the attack. 

However, the article proposes that Copts' rights must be guaranteed, and not merely in writing, but in practice.