3 months ago 25th Sep 14:00
The prince said: "Aside from housing its unique and beautiful collection of Judaica from this country and around the world, the museum serves as a centre of explanation of the Jewish religion, especially for children."The development of the extended museum is a project that I wholeheartedly support."The prince has always been vocal about his acceptance of other faiths, and famously said he wanted to be known as Defender of Faith rather than Defender of the Faith in a 1994 TV interview.Director of the museum Rickie Burman said: "We look forward to welcoming His Royal Highness to the new Jewish Museum when it reopens in 2009."He added the museum was "privileged" Charles had accepted the role.
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