In the 1980s, a popular saying was made to mock some politicians sitting on the left of the screen, who quickly changed their positions, under a thick cover of synonymous words, in the language of Dad, which is full of faces, directions, orientations, and agendas.

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"He winks left, then you see him swerve right." This saying has not gone out of fashion, despite the passage of time, nor has its expiration date expired, despite the onslaught of adversity. It can be reproduced or repackaged, just like the wholesaler or candy factory owner who renews production dates to reap more profits, without concern for the health of poor consumers.

On the art scene, artist Emad Al-Farajin continues to perform with masterful acting, dazzling and entertaining viewers at iftar tables. On Palestine TV, the director of the Ramadan series "Umm Al-Yasmeen," along with the cast and camera crew, delights us with performances no less than those of their counterparts in major Arab production houses. Our friend Ahmed Abu Saloum excels in his portrayal of "Tareefah," making you laugh, cry, pause, and pause all at once.

In the political arena, and among all factions of national action, without exception, there are more than the falcon, his “definition,” and the owner of the candy factory treated with new production dates and shiny wrappers, who will not be punished with a fine exceeding ten dinars, according to what the laws stipulate.

Take a quick look at the political scene these days... and you won't be able to close your eyes!