This is the United Arab Emirates' strong commitment to tolerance of multiculturalism and religion

Abrahamic Family House. The Abrahamic Family House aims to unify the three major religions in harmony. The three religious buildings standing here are a mosque🕌, a Christian church⛪, and a Jewish synagogue🕍. They are close to the Louvre and require a reservation to enter. It took me over an hour and a half to get here by car today, and by the time I arrived, it had been closed for half an hour. I communicated with the staff, telling them I came from far away and hoped they could make an exception to let me have a quick look. At first, they refused, but when they heard I had a reservation, they made an exception and let me in. This place expresses the UAE's strong commitment to tolerance of multiculturalism and religion and is also a symbol of promoting international dialogue and peaceful coexistence. This morning, a young man from Egypt asked me if I had been to Egypt. When I inadvertently mentioned that I had been to Israel, the kind brother who had been providing me with information these past few days asked me: What country is Israel? I've never heard of this place! I was stunned for a moment, thinking he hadn't heard me clearly, so I repeated it. The Egyptian young man was already anxious to explain on the side, and I, thoughtlessly, asked him: Where are you from? He said: Palestine . I had always thought he was Egyptian and deeply regretted not asking him the day before yesterday . The Egyptian young man quickly explained, saying: They, the Chinese, receive very little information and do not know that we have actually been at war all this time . The Palestinian brother covered his face and walked away, and I really regretted it to my guts. It's better not to mention Israel in Arab countries in the future . So I've been feeling guilty all day today, but after coming here, I feel hopeful, hoping for world peace.