Rabbi Simon Jacobson interviews Loay Alshareef who shares his personal journey from holding hateful views towards Jews and Americans to promoting interfaith dialogue and understanding. Alshareef discusses his upbringing in Saudi Arabia and the influence of religious texts and figures on his beliefs, emphasizing the importance of debunking misinformation and promoting knowledge and understanding. He also reflects on the historical connection between Jews and the land of Israel and the need for peace and coexistence between different religions. Alshareef encourages individuals to honor all humans as God’s children and advocates for education as a means to bridge the gap between Muslims and Jews. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical context of religious texts and the need for open dialogue and communication between communities.
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