In a new episode of the "Bitter Coffee" program, Hena opens a discussion about dialogue, new beginnings, and interests presented in the name of the people, asking: Is it enough to raise the slogan of dialogue for us to have truly listened to one another?
Using a satirical style that blends daily proverbs with simple symbols, Hena compares reality to a house where the chaos is still ongoing, while everyone is busy choosing the color of the curtains and the placement of the sofa. Before talking about the future, one must face what happened, acknowledging the pains and losses, instead of demanding that people forget and turn a new page without understanding what was written on the old ones.
The episode emphasizes that true dialogue does not mean that each party speaks while waiting for their turn to reply, nor that others decide what they deem appropriate for the people in the name of "interest." Rather, it means that the people on the ground must have a real voice in determining their future and choosing their path.
"Where are we heading?" is an episode that poses a question that goes beyond the destination to the way of getting there, reminding us that a better future does not begin with words alone, but with listening, honesty, and ensuring that the pains of the past are not repeated.
Dialogue is welcome, but just because we tell people "come let's talk" doesn't mean we have listened to them.
