Jewish Media Activist at the Western Wall: "I Am at the Most Important Place in the World"

American commentator Ben Shapiro, considered a key figure in the international media world, arrived with his family for a special visit to the Western Wall. During his visit to Israel, he chose to dedicate time for a tour and prayer at one of Judaism's holiest sites.

Shapiro and his family toured the Western Wall tunnels and were impressed by the new exhibit, the Gate of Heaven, which tells the story of the Jewish people throughout history. Shapiro also met with the Rabbi of the Western Wall, Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, and the CEO of the Heritage Foundation for the Wall, Solly Eliav, who expressed appreciation for his consistent support of the State of Israel and the Jewish people.

Shapiro was moved by the occasion and declared, "The Western Wall is the most significant place in the world. It's important to come here, experience Jerusalem's spiritual connection, and support Jewish heritage."

Shapiro, a prominent public figure in the United States, integrates his Judaism into his everyday life and is considered one of the leading voices in public discourse. He wears a kippah everywhere and grew up in Los Angeles in a religious family. Since the massacre, he has been regarded as a major advocate for Israel. Similar to Yoseph Haddad, who was interviewed by him, he works to debunk "fake news" against Israel.

Shapiro has millions of followers on social media and leads lively discussions on political and social issues in the United States.