Rabbi Yanky Super Meets King Charles at CHOGM
The Nitzutz co-director and Hatzolah volunteer met the British monarch and Australian leader at the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Judaism
Rabbi Yanky Super, a Nitzutz co-director and Hatzolah volunteer first responder, met King Charles III at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Antigua and Barbuda. He also met Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the summit, attended alongside his brother, Rabbi Avromy Super.
Why it matters
The meetings bring the Super brothers' outreach work into direct contact with heads of state and government at a major international gathering. Rabbi Yanky Super was shot at the Bondi Chanukah celebration, a background that frames his presence at the summit.
Rabbi Yanky Super met six officials during CHOGM, including King Charles III and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, according to the source reporting. The extraction does not specify the substance of these discussions.
The players
Rabbi Yanky Super
Rabbi Yanky Super is a Nitzutz co-director and Hatzolah volunteer first responder who was shot at the Bondi Chanukah celebration.
King Charles III
King Charles III is the monarch of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms.
Anthony Albanese
Anthony Albanese is the Prime Minister of Australia.
The details
Rabbi Yanky Super attended CHOGM in Antigua and Barbuda with his brother, Rabbi Avromy Super, who serves as rabbi to the Eastern Caribbean. Rabbi Avromy Super introduced himself to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and spoke with him about his work across the Caribbean.
Timeline
November 5, 2026: Article published reporting on CHOGM meetings held that week.
Roadmap
The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting brings leaders from across the Commonwealth together in one forum. This story places a Jewish community leader within that diplomatic setting at the summit in Antigua and Barbuda.
The meetings show how community outreach work can reach senior government officials across several countries. For readers following Jewish community affairs, the summit appearances offer a view of how these leaders engage with international forums.
The takeaway
Community leaders who engage directly with heads of state can carry local concerns into international diplomatic settings. Following such meetings helps readers understand how faith-based outreach connects with global policy discussions.
Further reading
Explore more coverage in our Judaism section.
