I am Rudy Rockman and I am currently in Denmark, Copenhagen, conducting street interviews to gather public opinions on Israel and the Jewish people. I believe it is important to engage with people and have open conversations about these sensitive topics, so let’s see what the people have to say.

During the interviews, I found that there is a mutual desire for peace and collaboration between Israelis and Palestinians. Both sides acknowledge the suffering of the other and understand that it is not a competition of who is suffering more. It is crucial for both sides to come together and not let the pain and conflict divide them further.

I also discussed the issue of celebrities or individuals taking sides and being pro-Israel or pro-Palestinian. It is important for them not to be against the other side and to understand that using one’s pain to spread hate only serves to benefit those who profit from the conflict, not the people involved.

I was encouraged to hear about a demonstration in Denmark where someone spoke out against hateful rhetoric towards Israelis. It is essential for people to educate themselves and speak out against hate, regardless of which side they support. By focusing on common ground and showing respect towards each other, real change can be achieved.

There was a hopeful discussion about the potential for a united movement between Israelis and Palestinians. While there may be challenges in organizing such a movement, the idea of coming together and demonstrating unity is a powerful one. It would be impactful for people to hear directly from individuals rather than relying solely on news and social media for information.

Overall, the conversations I had in Denmark left me feeling optimistic about the possibility of fostering better understanding and communication between Israelis and Palestinians. It is clear that there is a shared desire for peace and a recognition that unity is a strength that can benefit everyone involved. By continuing to have open discussions and showing respect towards each other, I believe that positive change is possible.