Posted on 09/17/25
| News Source: Arutz-7
Rabbi David Yosef, the Sefardic Chief Rabbi of Israel, wrote a letter of condolence to the family of American conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was
"To the dear family members of Charlie Kirk OBм," Rabbi Yosef wrote. "With deep sorrow and great pain, I received the devastating news of the murder of Charlie solely because he was a clear and unwavering voice of truth."
"Charlie was a true friend of the Jewish people and of the state of Israel. His great deeds and noble character made him a remarkable figure. In his modest yet firm way, he always chose to stand by truth and justice," he said.
The Chief Rabbi addressed the family, writing, "To Erika, and the two young children-it is hard for me to find words of comfort in such a difficult moment, a moment when the loss is felt at every instant. Yet the greatest consolation lies in the immense legacy Charlie left behind."
"I have heard much about his great work, and I regret that I did not merit to know him personally," he added. "This vile and cruel murder deserves condemnation from every single person. From here, in Jerusalem, we send you our condolences and seek to strengthen you in these painful times. You are not alone in your mourning-many among the Jewish people grieve with you, and remember Charlie as a man who devoted his full heart and soul to making the world a better and more just place."
"May G-d grant you and your family the strength to overcome this great tragedy and to continue his legacy for future generations," Rabbi Yosef concluded his letter.