Omar Suleiman

And I have hope that godly people, people that are devoted to God and people of righteousness can shift things with his help.

Um, I also believe that younger people, I hope they'll be different.

I think younger people, uh, hopefully are using the word hope a lot.

You know, you might hear inshallah, God willing, um,

We'll see the path that we're heading and we'll seek to disrupt this bleak trajectory.

and bring it back to something else.

So here's the thing.

We live in a time of hyperexposure.

That hyperexposure could paralyze you or it could empower you.

It could make you completely shut down and say, what's the point of even trying to help these people out?

Why even talk about the Palestinians?

You got these people here, the Uyghurs, the Rohingya.

You got what's happening in Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Brazil, South America, Africa, Ethiopia, Somalia.

It's so much and it can be overwhelming to a person who cares.

But you ultimately realize...

that the difference that you can make can become a much greater difference, even if it's after your lifetime.

And I'll tell you actually a story that I remember the first time I went to Syria, Syrian refugee camps.

And you deal with people in this deeply human way.

For me, the most clarifying parts of the world are the refugee camps.

It's where I feel the most clarity in life about what I'm supposed to be doing in life.