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Their churches are only allowed to be in certain places.

And most of them, I think they're Thai Christians that are brought in for work.

They don't have a natural Christian community the way that we see in Jerusalem.

It's just non-existent.

Yeah, I think that there's a misconception about how Jews relate to Christians.

A lot of people like to say that Christians aren't allowed to evangelize or proselytize.

There are rules in Israel that you cannot, one, convert a minor, which I agree with.

And the second rule is you cannot persuade finances or blackmail somebody to convert to your religion.

A lot of people misconstrue those laws, which I agree with, and say that, you know, you can't share your faith as a believer in Israel.

And that's not true.

I mean, as a Christian, it's a fundamental part of our religion to share our faith.

That's just how it works.

And in Israel, you are able to do that.

And people like to look at those two laws.

So I just wanted to, like, distinguish that a little bit because, you know, you're not allowed to evangelize a minor.

I totally agree with that.

And you're not allowed to force somebody into your religion.

Also agree with that.

You don't mail a sample of your saliva.

That's just not how it works.