Israeli Ambassador Draws on American Roots

September 30, 2009 1 comment

On Saturday, September 26th, Israel’s Ambassador to the United States, was the “Saturday Profile” in The New York Times.

Ambassador Oren’s profile took the reader on a personal road through his life, stating that “the hardest thing about becoming Israel’s ambassador to the United States was giving up his American citizenship, a solemn ritual that involves signing an oath of renunciation. ”

To read more about Ambassador Oren’s journey to the Embassy in Washington, DC, click here.

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Written by Bruce Orford about 2 years ago.

Dear Mr. Ambassador Oren,

Yesterday, I was watching CNN and noticed this heroic effort that Israel has put into saving the lives of Haitians who were injured during their recent tragedy/disaster. I am very much impressed with your country’s leadership effort to set up a mobile Hospital in Haiti that is well equipped from Israeli Physicians, Specialists and Operating Rooms to adequate equipment/ medication. Even though I recognize the outstanding efforts of other countries including the USA where I live, Israel deserves SPECIAL recognition for their exceptional effort.

Sincerely,

Bruce Orford
Freehold, New Jersey, USA

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