Omar Suleiman

So I think you're a very sincere person.

I think you're going to do your best

I'll be praying for you.

I'll be in touch with you.

Everyone deserves to be, everyone, not everyone deserves to be, but I think there's great value and benefit.

Let me say I agree with you in hearing people, even tyrants, hearing them so that you can properly deconstruct and decipher what you're hearing.

But just think of the voices that don't get heard.

And a lot of times what's been done to the Muslim world is, and what's being done right now in the name of the Abraham Accords, what's wrong with the Palestinians?

The other Arabs are making peace with them.

Let me tell you something.

Those regimes that are signing on to the Abraham Accords, the people are not happy, but they're terrified.

of challenging those regimes.

So if you go talk to the leaders of some of these countries that have signed on to the Abraham Accords and that are in some twisted way making this about religion and peace, you can greatly skew the narrative to where Palestinians are just an inherently disagreeable people that don't want peace.

They just wanna live in their homes.

They just want to live as full equal human beings.

They want the things that everybody wants.

And they're only being further disenfranchised in the name of peace now, because voices are being amplified in the name of peace that are suffocating voices for justice.

I think that if you look through history, we have been through points as a world where we almost were not going to exist anymore.

If you lived in the time of the Crusades, if you lived in some of these darker moments of history, World War I, World War II, you probably thought you weren't going to come out of this as a world.

I have hope in God.