Na'ut's Notebook 2

Friday Square, dimly lit, barely seven o'clock, held wonders that baffled the Ministry of Interior and prompted other countries to reinforce the previous two years. In the last bedroom of the Cairo Security Directorate, a door bearing the inscription "The Player of Destinies," a small museum was designated, depicting the Jews, including the most heinous murderers. The madman who presided over the trial for the Ramses Station massacre and others over half a century—crimes prosecuted in the name of mercy.