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In light of the current circumstances as you were for the last six weeks

I have been always speaking about something that is of benefit and of relevance to the current political climate.

And so continuation of that theme.

Today we will discuss a topic that I have mentioned many times in my lectures in passing, but today we're going to shed a little bit of extra light and it is especially relevant given the circumstances right now in

Gaza and in Phalasthanin, and that is our history as a Muslim oma, our relationship with the Jewish people

for the last 2,000 years before the creation of Israel, for the last 15 centuries. Because the fact of Israel for the last 15 centuries.

Because the fact of the matter is that it is truly sad

in light of our contributions to the survival and the flourishing of this demographics that they seem to ignore and neglect

all of these centuries of positive interactions. Because the fact of the matter once again

Christian Europe treated this demographics in a very different way than we did and

multiple times in history the Muslim Uma and the Muslim civilization played a vital role

in protecting hundreds of thousands of persecuted Jewish people. So we need to be aware of this and we need to know. of But as you're roughly aware, we went over this in detail this earlier part in the number of lectures.

In the year 70 CE, in the time of Jesus Christ after Jesus Christ,

the second temple was destroyed, and so Judaism once again had its diaspora. They fled across the globe

So they didn't have a land for the next 2,000 years. Where were the Jewish people under Christian and then Muslim rule for

1,500 years before 1947 where were the Jewish people?

Either in Christian lands or in Muslim lands.

Okay, what is the difference

between how the Jewish people were treated in Christian lands versus how they were treated in Muslim lands.

This is the summary we're going to be discussing today and of course the goal is to peak your curiosity the goal is to start you on

the journey obviously in 15 20 minutes only so much we can do we need to

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