Silvan Adams, a Jewish billionaire, said he gave two mezuzahs made of Jerusalem stone to the exiled Iranian prince, to be hung in the future Israeli embassy in Tehran and the Iranian embassy in Jerusalem.
Jewish billionaire Silvan Adams announced that he has given two mezuzahs made of Jerusalem stone to the exiled Iranian prince. The mezuzahs were inscribed by an Israeli scribe of Iranian origin, according to Adams. One will be placed in the future Israeli embassy in Tehran, and the other in the future Iranian embassy in Jerusalem. The gesture is a symbolic statement of hope for future diplomatic relations between Israel and Iran.
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