President of Israel makes unprecedented plea to King Charles over rising antisemitism
Israel president, King Charles, Britain’s Manchester terrorist attack only days before ‘invaded anti -Jewish hatred’ warned.
Isaac Herzog made an unprecedented objection to his Majesty to talk to Sir Keir Starmer.
In addition, the king called on the leaders in Canada and Australia after a major increase in attacks on the Jewish community.
Herzog, who wrote in a letter seen by Daily Mail on Monday, said, “Only 80 years ago, nations, which were united against fascism and Nazism, was invaded with anti -Jewish hatred.
“ Of course, we know very well that the increase in anti -Semitism is directly related to the events in the Middle East, but the free world cannot allow the conflict to become a political tool against the Jewish people.
“I would be grateful to encourage and encourage the public efforts to encourage public efforts to encourage more awareness and education about anti -Semitism and the history that informs the Majesty with these important concerns with the British community and other leaders in other places.
‘Education, commemoration and measured leadership are vital tools to ensure that hatred has no place in our societies.’
Mr. Herzog pointed out a 316 percent increase in anti-Semitic events reported in Australia and an increase of 58 percent in the UK since the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7, 2023.
King III. In 2023, Charles speaks with Isaac President Isaac Herzog and his wife Michal during a reception at Buckingham Palace
Initially feared wearing a explosive vest, the suspect of today’s Manchester terrorist attack was killed in seven minutes after the first call to emergency services.
Isaac Herzog made an unprecedented objection to his Majesty to his Majesty.
In the meantime, in Canada, the possibility of hate crimes of the Jewish people is more than a citizen who makes them the most common religious minority.
He said that a Jewish woman was stabbed in Otawa and that the swastika crosses were painted in the synagogues around the country with the oldest synagogue in Western Canada.
In Australia, the Jewish community was subjected to attack attacks against a series of violence and synagogues, schools and businesses’.
In an article in X, Mr. Herzog said: ‘A few days ago, the King of Majesty III. I wrote a letter to Charles, emphasizing my concern in the rise of anti -Semitism and anti -Israeli hatred in England and other Commonwealth countries, including Australia and Canada.
‘Today’s tragic events have unfortunately showed how real and concrete this threat was, and how much it was necessary to act against it with full power and compromise.’
Mr. Herzog applied to King Charles as ‘a very valuable and true friend of the Jewish people and a vital voice of moral clarity in these dark times’.
He sees his majesty as a ‘very faithful leader’ and wrote to the President of Israel in April this year to congratulate Israel’s 77th Independence Day.
King Charles said that he and the Queen’s hostages were aware of the ‘tremendous pain and pain’ of the hostages and that their ‘special thoughts and prayers’ were with these families.
He added that they can return home to their loved ones and peace in the region ”.
In the attack on Manchester today, the King said that he and the Queen were deeply shocked and upset to learn the horror on such an important day for the Jewish community ‘.
In a message published by Buckingham Palace, Charles said that his thoughts and prayers were with everyone who was affected by the ‘fast actions’ of the emergency services ‘fast actions’.
Bay Herzog, who wrote this week, said that unfortunately, England, Australia and Canada ‘three proud democracy’ now ‘now’ Jews no longer feel safe ‘, he said.
The deceased Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks referred to as ‘a man we love and respect’ before interpreting the ‘anti-Semitism’ anti-Semitism ‘the most reliable early warning sign for the world’s great threat to freedom’.
Mr. Herzog said: ‘These statistics and testimonies point to a very serious reality: the world and especially the Nations community, not only the Jews, but also in the society, all of a real and existing danger of an outbreak of anti -Semitism.
The King has long been supporter of the Jewish community and was the first British president to visit Auschwitz in January.
Nazi warned that ‘anti -Jewish re -emergence’, which has participated in an event to commemorate 80 years since the liberation of the death camp.
In 2022, their Majesty was assigned to seven artists to paint the portraits of seven Holocaost victims.
“Unfortunately, as the number of victims of Holocaust is inevitably decreasing, my hope will act as a more guiding light,” he said.
A palace spokesman: ‘We will not comment on special correspondence.’
