Omar Suleiman

And so I think that it's important for us to see the world through their eyes rather than try to see the world through our eyes.

And so I think that it's important for us to see the world through their eyes rather than try to see the world through our eyes.

And so I think that it's important for us to see the world through their eyes rather than try to see the world through our eyes.

It's important. You're not going to be able to solve this problem unless you're able to do that. And so when Malcolm said that if you stick a knife nine inches into my back and pull it out six inches, that's not progress. Progress is healing the wound, and you're not even willing to acknowledge that the knife is there yet.

It's important. You're not going to be able to solve this problem unless you're able to do that. And so when Malcolm said that if you stick a knife nine inches into my back and pull it out six inches, that's not progress. Progress is healing the wound, and you're not even willing to acknowledge that the knife is there yet.

It's important. You're not going to be able to solve this problem unless you're able to do that. And so when Malcolm said that if you stick a knife nine inches into my back and pull it out six inches, that's not progress. Progress is healing the wound, and you're not even willing to acknowledge that the knife is there yet.

those that don't acknowledge what is determined now by any international human rights organization, even Israeli human rights organization, Bet Islam and others, to be apartheid, a state of apartheid and a state of occupation, and now an unfolding genocide, are not partners for peace.

those that don't acknowledge what is determined now by any international human rights organization, even Israeli human rights organization, Bet Islam and others, to be apartheid, a state of apartheid and a state of occupation, and now an unfolding genocide, are not partners for peace.

those that don't acknowledge what is determined now by any international human rights organization, even Israeli human rights organization, Bet Islam and others, to be apartheid, a state of apartheid and a state of occupation, and now an unfolding genocide, are not partners for peace.

I think the point is that we have to come to terms with the fact that the trauma of the past does not justify the murder of the present, and the fear of the future does not justify the murder of the present. The urgency of the world right now should be entirely focused on ending this atrocity that unfortunately the world has become so complacent with.

I think the point is that we have to come to terms with the fact that the trauma of the past does not justify the murder of the present, and the fear of the future does not justify the murder of the present. The urgency of the world right now should be entirely focused on ending this atrocity that unfortunately the world has become so complacent with.

I think the point is that we have to come to terms with the fact that the trauma of the past does not justify the murder of the present, and the fear of the future does not justify the murder of the present. The urgency of the world right now should be entirely focused on ending this atrocity that unfortunately the world has become so complacent with.

Again, prior to October 7th, this status quo was not acceptable, and there was no means in sight in the global arena to rein this in, to make Israel more accountable, to stop this. I do believe in the power of healing. I do believe in the power of growth. I do believe that we have seen ugly episodes of history before. that have been rectified. I also believe in the heart of my people.

Again, prior to October 7th, this status quo was not acceptable, and there was no means in sight in the global arena to rein this in, to make Israel more accountable, to stop this. I do believe in the power of healing. I do believe in the power of growth. I do believe that we have seen ugly episodes of history before. that have been rectified. I also believe in the heart of my people.

Again, prior to October 7th, this status quo was not acceptable, and there was no means in sight in the global arena to rein this in, to make Israel more accountable, to stop this. I do believe in the power of healing. I do believe in the power of growth. I do believe that we have seen ugly episodes of history before. that have been rectified. I also believe in the heart of my people.

I believe that the Palestinian people are people of resistance, they're people of resilience, they're people of courage, and they're people of benevolence and magnanimity, and they're people who have been made to grow under the worst of circumstances. I don't see in the hearts of young Palestinians that have been tormented. I don't see darkness. I see light.

I believe that the Palestinian people are people of resistance, they're people of resilience, they're people of courage, and they're people of benevolence and magnanimity, and they're people who have been made to grow under the worst of circumstances. I don't see in the hearts of young Palestinians that have been tormented. I don't see darkness. I see light.

I believe that the Palestinian people are people of resistance, they're people of resilience, they're people of courage, and they're people of benevolence and magnanimity, and they're people who have been made to grow under the worst of circumstances. I don't see in the hearts of young Palestinians that have been tormented. I don't see darkness. I see light.

I see the ability to still laugh and find joy despite everything that's happened. And so I think that the urgency right now just has to be towards ensuring that they have a life, that they're not being killed anymore.

I see the ability to still laugh and find joy despite everything that's happened. And so I think that the urgency right now just has to be towards ensuring that they have a life, that they're not being killed anymore.