ambivalent feelings with Lex, who tries to move on thin ice by formulating very delicate questions and avoiding important very critical points of differences between Shiites and Sunnis and Wahhabis and the attitude of Mr. Omar and other Muslim leaders in America and other countries about this and questions about why the voices of imams are not heard with  sharp and constant condemnation of violence and terrorist acts carried out under the slogans of Islam.  it is strange to hear that Mr. Omar has a clear belief that the people of the Arab Muslim countries are absolutely unequivocal against the signed Abraham Accord agreement and that this peace agreement is  beneficial for corrupt Muslim leaders in the Middle East only. these statements of Mr. Omar cast a shadow on all of his previous statements and, frankly it sounds that everything he said are clichés prepared in advance for external use, characteristic of all religious leaders.  one gets an impression that everything on both sides in this interview with Lex went according to the approved by Mr. Omar Q&amp;A scenario , but perhaps on such a sensitive topic it cannot be otherwise or there is a possibility of causing a situation like in Europe when someone doesn’t like something and a wave of violence starts, which by the way it was not discussed this time too. Lex should have a sit down with another Muslim leader with opposite views of Mr. Omar to get a better understanding of this and other subjects.