Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner tour Israel, make swift stop at Western Wall

Former U.S. president's daughter and husband spotted dining at chic Tel Aviv restaurant before family day trip to Jerusalem
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Ivanka Trump, daughter of former U.S. president Donald Trump, and her husband Jared Kushner arrived in Israel for a private vacation with their son and shared some family snaps from the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
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The two, who are Jewish, were spotted on Thursday having dinner at celebrity chef Eyal Shani's high-end kosher restaurant Malka in Tel Aviv and stayed at the seaside David Kempinski hotel.
The next day, the young family traveled to Jerusalem, from where Ivanka shared photos of herself and her companions, as well as a short clip, from the vestige of the ancient Hebrew Temple.
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Taking a family picture at the Western Wall
Taking a family picture at the Western Wall
Taking a family picture at the Western Wall
Ivanka, wearing all red, tweeted "Shabbat Shalom!" to her 10.5 million followers.
Some online users took a keen interest in the former presidential daughter's choice of wardrobe, likening Trump's dress to that worn by the subjugated women in the dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale, a symbol adopted by opponents of the Israeli government's push to overhaul the country's judicial system.
"You've joined the protest sister," journalist Chaim Levinson commented on the post.
"Interesting color choice," wrote another user.
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Jewish in America...
But not in Israel as the rabbi who converted her DOES NOT have the necessary documentation to have his conversions recognized here.
03.19.23
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of course
For money the rabbies will recognize any conversation. Happened many time. And when telling the truth is whatever yycall it?
Josh| 04.02.23
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Not the issue
You missed the fact that both Chief Rabbis of Israel have stated explicitly that they recognize her conversion. Honestly, can't you find something better to do than engage in hotzaat shem ra?
Shoshanna| 03.22.23
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