WATCH: Ambassador Friedman wishes Twitter a happy Purim - in song

The ambassador unleashed his musical talents on the social media site.

By JPOST.COM STAFF
US AMBASSADOR to Israel David Friedman. (photo credit: Courtesy)
US AMBASSADOR to Israel David Friedman.
(photo credit: Courtesy)
US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman and his wife Tammy took to Twitter on Wednesday to wish their followers a happy Purim. Friedman showcased his piano talent while his wife sang along in Hebrew.

At the end of the song, they wished viewers a happy Purim in both Hebrew and English.
Friedman is an avid Twitter user, and often features his wife in his tweets. She and Friedman's daughter Aliza, who made aliyah in 2017, baked hundreds of challahs after Hurricane Harvey to raise funds for construction efforts. Last August, the couple traveled to Sderot to bring homemade cupcakes to children experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder.
He has also often taken to the social media site to express condolences to the families of terror attacks. After the murder of a man from the settlement of Har Bracha, Friedman wrote that 20 years prior, he had donated an ambulance to the community. He has similarly sent comforting sentiments to the families of the Israelis killed in attacks in Halamish, Havat Gilad, Har Adar, and several other cities and settlements.