Senator Lindsey Graham Visits Western Wall to Show Solidarity During Israel Conflict
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent U.S. ally of Israel, made a final visit to the Western Wall during the October 2023 conflict to express solidarity before his unexpected death at 71.
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- Lindsey Graham was a leading U.S. congressional supporter of Israel and the Jewish people.
- He visited Israel and the Western Wall multiple times during his career.
- His last visit was during the "Iron Swords" war after the October 7 terrorist attack.
- At the Western Wall, he assured Israel of U.S. support, saying, "You are not alone."
- The Western Wall Heritage Foundation called his death a major loss for Israel and the Jewish community.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who passed away unexpectedly at age 71, was widely regarded as one of Israel's staunchest allies in the U.S. Congress. Over his career, he visited Israel multiple times, frequently expressing his strong support for the Jewish people, particularly at the Western Wall.
The Western Wall Heritage Foundation mourned Graham's death, calling it a significant loss for the Jewish people, the State of Israel, and the American nation. They recalled his final visit to the Western Wall during the "Iron Swords" conflict, following the deadly terrorist attack on October 7. Arriving at the holy site during a difficult time for Israel, Graham delivered a clear message of solidarity, stating, "You are not alone. The United States stands with you."
The Foundation emphasized that these words reflected Graham's deep commitment to Israel and his unwavering support for the Jewish people. His visits and statements underscored his role as a prominent friend of Israel in American politics.
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