A touching moment unfolded at the Western Marble Arch Synagogue in London when Holocaust survivor, Renee Saw, conveyed a heartfelt message to Prince William in support of Princess Kate’s recovery from planned stomach surgery.

Despite the rainy weather, Prince William made his first public appearance since missing a memorial service for Greece’s late King Constantine II in Windsor.

The event focused on discussing the concerning rise of anti-Semitism in the UK.

Renee Saw expressed her deep longing for the Princess of Wales and requested Prince William to pass on her best wishes to his wife.

She reminisced about the Princess and conveyed her regret at not being able to see her at the event.

Acknowledging the absence of Princess Kate, who is recuperating from surgery, the atmosphere was filled with thoughts of her presence among the attendees.

In a candid conversation with Renee, Prince William inquired about her well-being, to which she admitted that coping wasn’t easy.

Despite the event being rescheduled due to circumstances, William expressed his delight in being able to meet everyone present.

Originally planned for the previous month, the engagement included an anticipated appearance by Princess Kate, who unfortunately had to miss it due to her ongoing recovery.

During his visit, Prince William interacted with young individuals who participated in the Lessons from Auschwitz project by the Holocaust Educational Trust.

In a significant address to the students, he emphasized the importance of combating anti-Semitism and bigotry in society.

He shared his concerns alongside his wife, Catherine, regarding the alarming increase in anti-Semitic incidents discussed during the gathering.

Prince William reiterated his stance against discrimination and urged everyone to stand against such prejudices.

He encouraged the students to be vigilant and vocal against any form of hatred or discrimination they encounter.

The royal couple’s commitment to addressing societal issues like anti-Semitism was evident in their engagement with the young participants, fostering a sense of unity and shared responsibility.