Charlie Kirk has limited Christian and Jewish communities, says the rabbi about Kirk’s lasting impact

An American rabbi underlines that the impact of Charlie Kirk will last far beyond his commitment to the Christian faith – and notes that Kirk “defended Israel with clarity and courage”.

The Rabbi Pinchas Taylor of the American Faith Coalition, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, told Fox News Digital: “Charlie Kirk was much more than a political commentator. He was a deep and non -vegogne man of faith who lived every day guided by conviction and compassion – and, in doing so, he made America a better country.”

Polchas added that Kirk “fiercely loved his family, stood with shoulder with the Jewish people and defended Israel with clarity and courage”.

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At a time when anti -Semitism in this country “gets their head too often,” added pinchas, “the loyalty and Charlie’s friendship reminded the Jews everywhere they were not alone.”

Rabbi’s comments arise because more than 100,000 people attended the commemorative service at the Glendale Stadium Stadium, Arizona, Sunday to honor Kirk’s inheritance.

The rabbi stressed that Kirk, “even in his own political circles, where extremes and plots threatened to divert the conversation, it was a voice of reason, reason and principle.”

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He added: “He did not disagree. He welcomed it – knowing that real growth comes when we learn to listen, debate and engage with dignity.”

The Charlie Kirk commemorative service in Glendale, Arizona, Sunday, September 21, attracted major road traffic long before the event at State Farm Stadium. (Fox News Digital)

Polchas said that Charlie Kirk, who was only 31 years old at the time of his death, “also understood something at the very heart of this nation. He knew that the greatness of America is based on the values ​​of the Hebrew Bible, the shared Judeo-Christian tradition that teaches us about justice, freedom and the divine image within each human being.”

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The rabbi added: “His life was a testimony to the power to live by faith and to build bridges through communities.”

The participants met in the stands before the commemorative service for the conservative activist Charlie Kirk at the State Farm Stadium on September 21, 2025, in Glendale, in Arizona. (Eric Thayer / Getty Images)

He said that, even if “we mourn his loss, we also advance his message. If America can return to life by these values ​​centered on God, our nation will continue not only – it will increase, shine more brilliant and become stronger.”

Among the speakers of the commemorative service on Sunday in Glendale are President Donald J. Trump and Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk.

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