Robert Kraft, Meek Mill Honor Holocaust Victims With March In Poland

Robert Kraft and Meek Mill are teaming up once again … the rapper and the Patriots owner attended a march in Poland on Tuesday, honoring victims and survivors of the Holocaust.

Kraft and Mill participated in the 35th annual “March of the Living,” a 3-Kilometer event commemorating the lives lost in Nazi concentration camps during World War II.

Kraft — who in 2019 started his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism — reportedly lit one of six torches commemorating the 6 million people who died during the Holocaust.

The march covered the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex, the largest Nazi concentration camp during World War II, and included students, survivors and educators.

Kraft and Mill have grown closer over the years … the 81-year-old billionaire advocated for Meek’s release from prison in 2018 after the Philly MC felt he was unfairly sentenced.

When Meek teamed up with business mogul and hip-hop icon Jay-Z on criminal justice reform in 2019, Kraft joined the alliance alongside Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin.

RK’s foundation recently launched a $25 million national campaign, #StandUpToJewishHate, to stop hateful acts directed toward Jewish people.

“I love this country, and we’re at a danger point, I’m sorry to say,” Kraft told WBZ-TV’s Paula Ebben in an interview. “I’ve never seen the hatred and bigotry that’s going on.”