B
Yeah, I caught the end of that.
A
Did you?
B
Yeah, every year, I try and catch that. But yeah. That's what always amazes me, actually, is that, um, is that, you know, my wife and I always sort of bring this up about sh-, her being Syrian, you know, and my being Jewish, you know. We look alike, we act alike, we sound alike, well, not totally alike but you know. Um, um, it's amazing to think that people in the Middle East sort of all hate each other.
A
Well, that's, to me it's really, um, I guess, I guess I can intellectually kind of come to grips with all of that. But, you know, emotionally I have a real difficult time believing that, uh that, that people that believe in God and love, not war and to forgive can't get together.
B
Right.
A
You know, I mea, I know that the problems are so deep. But I mean, even within the Muslim, uh, religions, different sects, they can't get together.