Northern Haredi Community Honors Former MK Uri Maklev for Public Service
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Northern Haredi community leaders from Rekhasim honored former Knesset Member Uri Maklev for his dedicated parliamentary work, especially his efforts in improving public transportation. Maklev, representing Degel HaTorah, received a bus branded with his name as a symbol of gratitude for his service. The community lauded him for his diligence and for sanctifying God's name through his actions.
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- Northern Haredi leaders honored former MK Uri Maklev for his public service.
- Maklev was recognized for his diligent work and for advancing public transportation.
- The community presented Maklev with a bus branded with his name.
- He is described as an effective parliamentarian who sanctified God's name.
Community leaders from the northern Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) town of Rekhasim, representing the Degel HaTorah party, gathered to express gratitude to former Knesset Member Uri Maklev. Maklev, who served for many years and is described as a diligent and effective parliamentarian, was recognized for his contributions, particularly his efforts in advancing public transportation. A central example of his work highlighted was the upgrade of public transportation services. As a token of appreciation, Maklev was presented with a bus branded with his name, symbolizing the community's recognition of his dedicated service, which they believe sanctified God's name.
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