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The Unique Gift From The Shluchim To The President Of Argentina

Javier Milei, the President of Argentina, flew from Eretz Yisrael to Rome. He concluded his visit with a special farewell meeting with Rabbi Chaim Aurichman, the Rebbe’s Shliach to Buenos Aires. He came to Eretz Yisrael to be by the President’s side on his special journey. During the farewell meeting, Rabbi Aurichman gave him a framed picture of the Rebbe With a 50 Shekel bill received from the Rebbe’s holy hand • Full Story, Photos, Video

The President was very moved by the last moments of his visit to Israel in which he met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Yitzhak Herzog and other senior government officials, but there is no doubt that for him, on a personal level, it was mainly a very uplifting spiritual visit.

During the farewell meeting, minutes before the president left for the airport, from where he took off back to Argentina, Rabbi Oirchman gave him a personal gift: a framed picture of the Rebbe with an old Israeli fifty shekel bill from the Rebbe’s holy hand.

The Argentine president touched the Rebbe’s picture, saying: “I know him very well, I know him and feel him all the time, I hung his picture in my office.” Behind this sentence, there is a deep connection that Millie feels to the Rebbe.

Along with Millay’s diplomatic meetings, he met various rabbis during his visit and also visited the Kosel twice. On his second visit, last night, he broke into a stormy dance on the Kosel Plaza with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, whose book ‘The Path to a meaningful life’ from the Rebbe’s Torah was one of the main factors in Miley’s acquaintance with the Rebbe’s Torah. Rabbi Jacobson was chosen by the president to be one of the individuals who will accompany him throughout his visit to Israel.

Miley’s visit received wide coverage in Argentina. During Miley’s visit to Nir Oz, he uttered unequivocal words about Israel’s right to defend itself.

“We condemn again, strongly and unequivocally, these heinous acts and re-emphasize our solidarity and support for Israel,” said the Argentine President, with the country’s President Yitzhak Herzog standing by his side the whole time, “once again we will emphasize Israel’s legitimate right to self-defense. We will continue to act In order to demand further down the road the release of all the kidnapped, regardless of their nationality. Of course, there are also Argentinian citizens among the hostages, this is a crime against humanity. This must be corrected,” Millay stressed.

“I want to end by thanking you for the welcome, and assuring you that in Argentina, you have a president who is your true friend. Thank you.”