I was born to a moderate Muslim family, but Islam was not imposed upon me. Although I'm not a fan of Islam, I respect some of its aspects. I was taught to respect all people of all religions, which I do. I'm not a religious person, but I the more I learn about Judaism, the more I like it. In my opinion, of all "traditional" religions, Judaism is the most spiritual one. I do not take sides, but injustice breaks my heart. I wish peace to all, and I realize great injustice has been done to the Palestinians. Please search "weapons used by Israel in Gaza" on Google or Youtube and see for yourself. Some Palestinians have been burned alive with white phosphorus, which is a legal weapon in battle fields, but illegal to use on people. No human being with a little bit of intelligence would allow this massacre, and no God fearing Jew would accept this cruelty. I'm not sure how the Arabs are going to forgive Israel for this atrocity, but I hope one day they will, so that future generations would live together in peace, love, and harmony. God bless you Rabbi Weiss.
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I was born to a moderate Muslim family, but Islam was not imposed upon me. Although I'm not a fan of Islam, I respect some of its aspects. I was taught to respect all people of all religions, which I do. I'm not a religious person, but I the more I learn about Judaism, the more I like it. In my opinion, of all "traditional" religions, Judaism is the most spiritual one. I do not take sides, but injustice breaks my heart. I wish peace to all, and I realize great injustice has been done to the Palestinians. Please search "weapons used by Israel in Gaza" on Google or Youtube and see for yourself. Some Palestinians have been burned alive with white phosphorus, which is a legal weapon in battle fields, but illegal to use on people. No human being with a little bit of intelligence would allow this massacre, and no God fearing Jew would accept this cruelty. I'm not sure how the Arabs are going to forgive Israel for this atrocity, but I hope one day they will, so that future generations would live together in peace, love, and harmony. God bless you Rabbi Weiss.
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