Middle East.. When the prophecy is fulfilled

RUBA AYYASH

They took us back to where ancient history is, calling for the end, and agreeing that its beginning will be in the Middle East.

Sometimes the flood begins, and sometimes they call the opening of seven hellish fronts in the region the “War of the Resurrection”.

Millions of people in the region have made offerings, disregarding all human value, justice, rights, wisdom or rationality. Man’s suffering worsened, and he returned to a time when survival depended on a stroke of luck only.

The country, with its cultural, intellectual and moral infrastructure, was demolished until the present disappeared and the features of the future faded.

But the most important question is not what they believe in. Rather, we, the peoples of the East, what do we believe?

Are we still just a stage on which others struggle to fulfill their prophecies? Or do we break the text and create our narrative?

Isn’t it time to recreate new myths for us? To tell our story in a way that befits our humanity?

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RUBA AYYASH: Multimedia Journalist @ Sky News Arabia ; Master’s in Journalism, Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates

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