US Ambassador Meets Israel's Chief Rabbis During Sukkot
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- US Ambassador Mike Huckabee met Israel's Chief Rabbis during Sukkot.
- Discussions covered religious life and tradition preservation.
- Huckabee reaffirmed US commitment to protecting Jewish heritage.
- The meeting was reported by Israel National News.
- The ambassador had previously received a Sukkot etrog.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, held an official meeting with Israel's Chief Rabbis, Rabbi David Yosef and Rabbi Kalman Ber, during the Sukkot holiday. The meeting, reported by Israel National News, focused on discussions concerning religious life and the preservation of traditions.
Following the encounter, Ambassador Huckabee shared on social media platform X that he considered it a great honor to meet with the religious leaders during the sacred days of Sukkot. He reiterated the United States' steadfast commitment to safeguarding Jewish heritage and expressed gratitude to the Chief Rabbis for their guidance of the Jewish community and their role in upholding spiritual traditions.
Earlier, it was noted that the ambassador had received a traditional etrog, a citron used in Sukkot rituals, for the holiday.
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