After the scandal surrounding a lady-in-waiting, the royals have to take a lot of criticism. King Charles III however, this is not noticeable. With an exuberant dance at the Hanukkah festival, he not only wins the sympathy of the party guests.
King Charles III celebrates Hanukkah at a reception with Holocaust survivors in London. In a video posted by the Royal Family on Twitter, the 74-year-old can be seen holding the hands of two other seniors and laughing as he moves to the music. The monarch received great encouragement for his appearance on Twitter. He visited the Jewish Community Center JW3 in North London for the Hanukkah Festival of Lights.
According to the PA news agency, Charles also danced there with 93-year-old Eva Schloss, Anne Frank’s stepsister. “Unfortunately, anti-Semitism still exists,” Schlosser told the PA. However, she hopes that these prejudices can be overcome. With regard to the new monarch, she expressed the hope that he could do something about poverty and discrimination. “I hope he will make things easier for everyone and fight against racism. I think he is a very good king,” said Schloss.
The British royal family was recently answerable for racist remarks made by a former lady-in-waiting towards the founder of the charity Sistah Space, Ngozi Fulani, who has since resigned and issued a public apology. In addition, allegations by Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan burden the Royals. After the release of an extensive Netflix documentary series of the couple, however, the royals in London were clearly united and in a positive mood.
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