In cities across Israel, many Jews of Moroccan descent continue to honor Morocco's royal family with traditional blessings, reflecting deep respect for the country's kings. Phrases wishing for the well-being and success of King Mohammed the Sixth, his father King Hassan the Second, and even Mohammed the Fifth are still commonly heard in Moroccan neighborhoods. This enduring reverence highlights the strong cultural and historical ties between Moroccan Jews and the Moroccan monarchy, despite generations and distance.