President Donald Trump and the First Lady sent a heartfelt letter of condolence to the Orthodox Union following the sudden passing of Rabbi Moshe Hauer, who served as the organization’s Executive Vice President. Rabbi Hauer passed away suddenly on Shemini Atzeres at the age of 60.
In the official letter dated October 16, 2025, President Trump described Rabbi Hauer as “a man of deep faith, wisdom, and compassion whose life reflected an unwavering devotion to the Almighty, to his family, and to the Jewish community.” The President’s message emphasized Rabbi Hauer’s lifelong dedication to serving others and to strengthening the Jewish people.
“As a teacher, counselor, and friend, he dedicated his life to helping others and stood as a fierce advocate for the Jewish people,” the letter read. “His influence endures through the countless lives he uplifted and the communities he helped strengthen.”
President Trump and the First Lady expressed solidarity with the Orthodox Union community during this period of mourning, writing, “We join the Orthodox Union community in mourning Rabbi Hauer and celebrating his remarkable legacy. May the Almighty bless him and may his memory be a blessing to the countless lives he inspired.”
{Matzav.com}
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