Discussion on Living in Israel
Um-
Would I go back to Israel?
Yeah.
It was the last thing you said?
Would you go back to Israel if you had the chance to? Like,
to live there.
Oh, to live. I don't think I could ever live in Israel
again, unless there was a
huge awakening along these lines.
I can't-- How can I live in a society that's just
declared that some
people are more equal than other people?
It's like if you were to ask me, "Could you live in a Christian America
where
Congress declared that Christians, America's a Christian nation,
and everyone else
doesn't count as much?" I would wanna get my kids out of that country as quickly as
possible.
Um,
I would go back to report on it if I felt I could do so safely,
because obviously I
have a responsibility to
be there if I'm gonna be talking about it, to report on it.
Okay.
Yeah.
So it's more, um,
less-- Like, a, a, as a Jew, you, you're more-- usually you should, like,
um, feel, uh, it's your homeland,
promised land, so usually they're, like, more triggered to go there because they
have, um, this sense of, um, belonging.
Because one of my best-- I'm Muslim.
Yeah.
And one of my best friends is Jews, and she l- she goes back and forth.
Um,
although we have, like, some trouble discussing the topics.
Yeah.
There is also, um, uh... I understand her position, her
way of thinking, like, m- wanting to go back there,
but I just want to, to see your o- position.
Right. I, I should... Uh, thank you for clarifying what,
where your question was
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