The private collection, which houses Christian, Jewish and Muslim artifacts and a Holocaust remembrance exhibit, is the labour of love of Emerati Ahmed Al Mansoori.

The museum visit was part of a recent fact-finding mission by Rebel News to Israel and the UAE to investigate the impacts of the Trump-negotiated Abraham Accords.

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The museum's vision reflects Dubai's role as the so-called crossroads of the Middle East, a place where Jews and Christians are welcome to work and worship in tolerance and acceptance.

According to Mansoori, whose collection includes relics of the genocide of Jews at the hands of the Nazis and a pre-schism Christian bible, the museum houses "artifacts from various beliefs, religions and areas without discrimination" and that "plurality, diversity, and multiculturalism underpin the values that we must hold."

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