Boris wishes Jewish people 'Chanukah Sameach'

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sent his well-wishes to the Jewish Community as they celebrate Hanukkah. The PM said on Facebook:

Our battle with Coronavirus may constrain the normal festivities, but nothing will diminish this celebration of Jewish…

Posted by Boris Johnson on Thursday, December 10, 2020

“Our battle with Coronavirus may constrain the normal festivities, but nothing will diminish this celebration of Jewish identity and our pride in the contribution of the Jewish community to our country, which has shone so brightly once again throughout the pandemic.

“To Jewish people across our United Kingdom and all around the world – Chanukah Sameach!”

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