James Maslow

Now, they have differences like any human being and any neighbor does, right?

But it's cordial and it's beautiful.

There are Christians that live there.

There are Jews that live there.

And so when you go there, you can see with your own eyes, you just realize, oh, well, that's not true.

That's a complete lie.

There's so many other examples of this that are just would be so easy for the world to see where they'd be there.

But again, a lot of people speaking it out online, they've never even been to the Middle East.

Most people haven't left their town.

Doesn't make their opinion not valid.

And I'm not trying to be rude as I say this, but

Sure as shit makes it a little less valid.

You want to speak from experience.

You want to speak from history.

You want to speak from people who are professionals in the field.

Anywho, I wish it were a little bit simpler, but there's so much emotion based in most people's conversations that it is clouding judgment and it's clouding the ability for people to actually talk, listen, learn, and for some positive change for all sides and all people to happen.

And if you're that passionate about it, book a flight.

Guess what?

You're allowed to go there.

We're not allowed to go to a lot of places.