Raheel Raza on Muslims and Jews in an Age of Tension

<p>Raheel Raza is a Pakistani-Canadian author, journalist, and president of Muslims Facing Tomorrow. She&#39;ll help you understand everything you&#39;d like to know about Radical Islam. She&#39;s testified at the UN, spoken at Harvard and Oxford, and visited Israel 14 times. She also happens to be one of the warmest humans you&#39;ll ever meet.</p><p><br></p><p>This is the conversation where Margarita finally gets to ask the questions that feel too &quot;icky&quot; to ask — about dhimmitude, about why Western Muslim leaders skew extreme, and about how Jews and Muslims can actually still be friends. Raheel answers every single one with patience and zero PC filter.</p><p><br></p><p>Learn more about Raheel&#39;s work at www.raheelraza.com</p><p>Support our work: buymeacoffee.com/peoplejewwannaknow</p><p><br></p><p>What We Discuss:</p><p>00:00 Intro &amp; Episode Agenda</p><p>02:30 From Karachi to Canada — finding the Jewish world through Anne Frank</p><p>05:10 Why the Jewish-Muslim conflict isn&#39;t religious</p><p>07:40 Inside the Council of Muslims Against Antisemitism</p><p>11:00 Defeat radical Islamism, defeat antisemitism</p><p>15:30 Hadith-based Islam and the politics of extremism</p><p>20:00 What the Palestinian diaspora gets wrong, and the promise of the Abraham Accords</p><p>24:30 What Jews can actually do — Rabbi Sacks, samosas, and culinary diplomacy</p><p>32:00 Canada&#39;s &quot;polite pogrom&quot; and the Mamdani problem</p><p>38:00 Dhimmitude vs. reform Islam</p><p>44:00 Raheel&#39;s three-question litmus test for any Muslim you meet</p><p>49:00 Closing Remarks </p>