Lukashenko congratulated Jews on Passover

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko congratulated believers of the Jewish confession on Passover. This was reported to BelTA by the press service of the Belarusian leader.

"This is a holiday of the Jewish people's faithfulness to their traditions. It symbolizes the beginning of a long journey to the promised land. Today, the memory of the courage and resilience of ancestors gives strength to overcome the difficulties of the modern world, and is a pledge of a bright future," the congratulation reads.

 
Alexander Lukashenko noted that Judaism occupies an important place in the confessional palette of Belarus. "Dozens of religious communities, educational and cultural centers are actively operating in our country. Their charitable and educational work contributes to strengthening interethnic friendship, developing public dialogue, and preserving civil accord," the President emphasized.
"May Passover bring joy and prosperity to every home, and bring together dear people. I wish you and your loved ones good health, peace, and spiritual wealth," the head of state expressed his wishes.

Congratulation of the President of Belarus to believers of the Jewish confession on Passover

Dear compatriots!
 
I sincerely congratulate you on Passover!
 
This is a holiday of the Jewish people's faithfulness to their traditions. It symbolizes the beginning of a long journey to the promised land. Today, the memory of the courage and resilience of ancestors gives strength to overcome the difficulties of the modern world, and is a pledge of a bright future.
 
Judaism occupies an important place in the confessional palette of Belarus. Dozens of religious communities, educational and cultural centers are actively operating in our country. Their charitable and educational work contributes to strengthening interethnic friendship, developing public dialogue, and preserving civil accord.
 
May Passover bring joy and prosperity to every home, and bring together dear people. I wish you and your loved ones good health, peace, and spiritual wealth.
 
Alexander Lukashenko,
April 23, 2024.

Source: belta.by