Crimes against Copts go unpunished; the perpetrators are unknown while the pain remains. When a sad event takes place against Copts in Egypt denouncements start and popular and formal apologies are presented. Soon after all of the statements boil to nothing. Policies that strengthen impunity in crimes against Copts have encouraged others to spread these crimes. Majdī Khalīl, political researcher and the director of the Middle East Freedom Forum has stated so in a new report titled, “The Role of the State in Destroying Egypt” (Jihād Mursī, al-Watan, Oct. 28). Read original text in Arabic.