Trump announces picks for ambassadorships to combat antisemitism and religious freedom

President Donald Trump announced a handful of nominations and appointments on Thursday, including a position to combat anti -Semitism.

Trump has chosen Yehuda Kaploun, a long -standing Miami -based businessman, to be a special envoy in the United States to monitor and combat anti -Semitism as an ambassador.

Trump wrote on the platform of truth on the truth platform: “Jews are a successful businessman, a strong advocate of the Jewish faith and the rights of his people to live and worship from persecution.” “With the risk of anti -Semitism, the strongest representative of Americans and Jews will be the strongest representative of Americans and Jews all over the world, and we promote peace. Congratulations Jews!”

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Former US MP Mark Walker, RN.C was nominated as an American ambassador to international religious freedom.

Trump wrote that Walker, the former priest, “will work incredibly hard to expose human rights violations, the hero, and help us secure the results of saving life.”

In a post on X, Walker Trump thanked, saying: “I am open to actors and bad areas that commit these atrocities against people from faith.”

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Former American deputy Mark Walker, RN.C, speaks at a gathering, “Make America Great again” in Greensoro, North Carolina, in 2020. (Grant Baldwin/AFP via Getty Images)

He wrote: “Religious expression is the basis of human rights, and whether it is a university campus in New York or sub -Saharan Africa, I will be unabated in fighting for those who dare to live outside their faith.” “I am grateful to my beautiful wife and my family for their support. God may save the way, and we may have the courage to follow up.”

Trump said that William “Billy” Marshall III, Commissioner of the Reforms Department in Western Virginia and Rehabilitation, will be the next director of the Prison Office.

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“Billy is a strong preacher of the law and order. He understands the conflicts of our prisons better than anyone, and will help solve the broken criminal justice system. Congratulations to Billy, will inspire us all,” Trump wrote.