In his latest column on El Watan, Emad Adib wonders if it’s best for Egypt to follow the reconciliatory path and make peace with its past using transitional justice, following the examples of South Africa and Rwanda, “or is non-reconciliation, non-pardoning, and retribution the answer?” In his short piece, he entertains a hypothetical scenario in which a presidential decree is issued pardoning Egypt’s ex-presidents Hosni Mubarak and Mohamed Morsi and lists the variegated reactions the news could receive from Egypt’s different political and social fronts.