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If there is a standard narrative that has holes in it, then without a doubt it is the standard narrative of 9-11.

Never has a building collapsed on its own. World Trade Center 7.

World Trade Center 7, by the way, no airplane hit it, right?

Multiple countries were invaded.

A million people died.

And maybe, just maybe, it wasn't our umma that was involved?

Tucker Carlson brought up the Israeli, you know, spies dancing as they filmed.

Who would have ever thought that Gaza would have brought about this change?

The ongoing atrocities in Gaza has made the world question U.S. foreign policy and its toxic

relationship with Israel. In this searching interview, I speak with Dr. Yasser Qadi, one of the most

prominent U.S. imams about how Muslims have to shape this narrative as Israel's iron wall of propaganda

collapses. Gaza is, of course, I think, the most important issue of our time. America sells

its Apache jets. It sells its bombs. It sells its weaponry. The notion that the secular

is somehow neutral. This is a complete myth. There is a growing feeling of a pro-Palestine feeling. That's reflected in Tucker Carlson's various interviews. Marjorie Taylor Green, who would have fought? Without America, Israel could not continue. We're here in Texas with Dr. Yasser Qadi. Dr. Yasser Qadhi, Asalamu al-a-a-a-a-hmat-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a. And welcome to the thinking Muslim. And what I'm a pleasure to be on again. Jaze'a-Kal-Ka-Kha'a. Well, thank you for coming into our Texas standing studio here. I justak al-a-hehr to Brother Mahmoud Ansari for providing us space.

Now, I arrived to standing studio here. Jazakalakha to Brother Mahmoud Ansari for providing us this space.

Now, I arrived on Friday and I went to your chubba at Epic Musjid.

And, al-Hamdallah, I saw, I heard a really fabulous, amazing chubba on Gaza.

And I must say that, you know, there have been some very consistent

voices on Gaza, and you're one of those who've called out the hypocrisy and the genocide.

And I want to focus a lot of our conversation today on Gaza in particular, but also, I suppose,

the status of the American Muslim community in response to Gaza,

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