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Israeli President thanks the King of Morocco for «inaugurating» the House of Memory

King Mohammed VI at Bayt Dakira. / DR
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In a series of tweets, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin thanked King Mohammed VI for «nurturing coexistence between Muslims, Jews and Christians» in Morocco.

«Very moved by this week's dedication ceremony of Beyt Dakir [sic], the Museum of Moroccan Jewish Heritage in Essaouira, in the presence of His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco», he wrote on Friday.

«Heartfelt thanks and blessings to King Mohammed VI, who continues the legacy of his ancestors through strong connections to the Jews of Morocco and nurturing coexistence between Muslims, Jews and Christians», he added.

Meanwhile, Israeli Foreign Ministry Twitter account «Israel Speaks Arabic» hailed in a tweet coexistence in Morocco. «His Majesty King Mohammed VI is hosting a dinner in honor of several Jewish, Moroccan and international personalities who came to attend the inauguration of Bayt Dakira in Essaouira», it announced on Thursday.

On Wednesday, King Mohammed VI visited «Bayt Dakira», a newly opened «House of Memory» dedicated to the historic coexistence of Morocco’s Jewish and Muslim communities.

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