A Heartfelt Prayer and Shmura Matzah: Donald Trump, a True Friend of Israel, on His Path to Becoming the 47th President
In a profound display of connection to Jewish faith and the Chabad movement, Donald Trump, President-elect of the United States, demonstrated his deep respect for Jewish tradition through two significant events that have resonated with the Jewish community • Full Article
By Rabbi Yitzchak Minkowicz
In a profound display of connection to Jewish faith and the Chabad movement, Donald Trump, President-elect of the United States, demonstrated his deep respect for Jewish tradition through two significant events that have resonated with the Jewish community.
One such moment occurred when Trump visited the Ohel, in honor of the tragic events of October 7, 2023. The event, marked by heartfelt prayer, served as a symbol of solidarity, reflecting Trump’s recognition of the Chabad’s influence on Jewish life and the global community.
This quiet moment of prayer highlighted his long-standing support for Jewish values and commitment to the Jewish people, which has been a hallmark of his relationship with Israel during his political career.
Local Rabbi Presents Trump with Matzah Two Years Ago
In another significant event two years ago, Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz of Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida presented Donald Trump with Shmura Matzah, the traditional “Food of Faith,” during a private event at Mar-a-Lago. Rabbi Minkowicz, a respected figure in the Jewish community, shared the matzah with Trump as a gesture symbolizing faith and commitment to Jewish heritage.
During the event, Trump spoke about his unwavering support for Israel, emphasizing his administration’s key achievements, including the recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and the historic Abraham Accords. These actions have earned Trump lasting respect from the Jewish community, reinforcing his status as a strong ally of Israel.
These moments illustrate why many in the Jewish community regard Donald Trump as a “True Friend of Israel.” His actions, both in policy and personal connections, reflect an enduring commitment to the Jewish people and the State of Israel. As Trump campaigns for a return to the White House in 2024, he carries with him not just the political support of many, but the deep-rooted trust of Jewish communities around the world, built on shared faith and mutual respect.
The symbolism of Trump’s prayer at the Ohel, combined with his receipt of Shmura Matzah, underscores his commitment to preserving Jewish heritage and ensuring strong ties between the United States and Israel. These gestures, grounded in tradition and faith, resonate deeply as Trump continues his journey toward becoming the 47th President of the United States.
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