Hundreds gathered in Jerusalem for a memorial honoring slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, vowing to continue his mission of defending truth and supporting liberty. The event, which took on a sense of determination rather than mourning, drew thousands of attendees, including Israeli officials, clergy, and U.S. Christians. The gathering, described as a declaration of purpose, underscored Kirk’s legacy as a defender of truth and liberty. Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed during a speaking engagement at Utah Valley University in September, sparking a global outpouring of grief and reflection.
According to the Press Service of Israel (TPS-IL), roughly 300 people, including Israeli officials, clergy, and U.S. Christians, gathered Sunday to honor Kirk. Many attendees described the event as less of a memorial and more of a mandate. Kirk’s death, which occurred during a speaking engagement at Utah Valley University, has sparked a wave of tributes and reflections on his impact on the conservative movement and his influence on young American conservatives.
Pastor Rob McCoy, one of Kirk’s closest confidants, shared insights into Kirk’s character, describing him as