by Nomad
Canadian-born
Corey Gil-Shuster isn't what most people would consider an activist. He is just very curious.
With his YouTube channel,
The Ask Project, he conducts one-to-one interviews with Jewish, Israeli Arabs, and Palestinian peoples to find out what they think on a particular subject.
The responses are always interesting and sometimes counter-intuitive.
As Gil-Shuster
explained to The Jerusalem Post:
“I don’t really care about leaders... I want the guy selling bread, I want the regular guy who sells oranges... they are part of society, too.”
Too often, says Gil-Shuster, those opinions and beliefs are ignored "unless they can serve a specific purpose or agenda." His quest to understand people takes him into the streets, the markets, the cafes, the offices, the malls, the tiny shops, and even into people's homes.