Posted on 05/22/2017 6:27:46 AM PDT by RummyChick
IVANKA TRUMP made the journey from Saudi Arabia to Israel with father US President Donald Trump today and wore an outfit very different to any she’s been pictured in recently.
Ivanka Trump: Was the First Daughter wearing traditional Jewish dress? The 35-year-old was pictured next to husband Jared Kushner as the took part in a welcome ceremony upon her father Donald’s arrival at Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv.
Ivanka co-ordinated her outfit with Jared’s, wearing black and navy, but her style wasn’t as fashion-forward as it’s appeared in the past.
She wore a black lace top with long sleeves and a navy sash across the front, along with a long pleated navy skirt.
She accessorised with black sunglasses and a navy-coloured head piece which lay flat to her head.
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So now it’s another Liberal Spread in GQ...ok...I guess you’re just into what the liberal press runs...I’m not....and certainly not when being pushed by them or with such a trivial thing.
You seem to have a real problem with Ivanka and now you’ve got Melania in your sites. What’s the problem? They are two beautiful, poised women and you never miss a chance to take a swipe at them.
I’m not a hat person myself. I’ll freeze before I put on headwear. Maybe because of the Easter bonnets I was forced to wear as a kid or other hats that ruined my hair. Watching Breakfast at Tiffany’s yesterday, I certainly admired all of Audrey’s beautiful hats!
There s a distinction between the two.
Visiting female dignitaries are NOT required to wear a veil in Saudi Arabia EXCEPT when they are attending a religious ceremony.
The reason that Michelle Obama was snubbed in SA for not wearing a veil was because it was in the context of something like an Arabic funeral. The bright colors and loud pattern she wore also probably did not convey a message of respect. In fact, her clothing would have been considered inappropriate at many funerals in the US.
It looks like midnight blue to me.
Orthodox Jews don't believe men and women should touch in public, even if married. So perhaps he missed that point when their handlers were giving them protocol instructions, but Melania was aware and corrected for it. He was apparently having an emotional moment that he wanted to share with her. Another "can't win" moment for the press, where the narrative is that he is neglectful, disrespectful and even cruel to her and she is an abused spouse. Amazing. I've been following his career since the 70s and believe from what I see that he is deeply in love and respect with her and the feeling is mutual.
1. Ivanka looks like Taylor Swift in the photo on the right.
2. No wedding rings for Ivanka or Jared?
I know many blondes who are born in Israel and their families have been Jewish for over 1,000 years. It was a mixed multitude that came from Egypt.
And, no, we’re not microaggressed. You’re just a moron.
It would be great if hats came back—imagine what Melania, Ivanka, Tiffany, Vanessa, Lara , Kai, Chloe and Arabella Trump could do with hats! But let's thank our lucky stars they hadn't come back during the last two presidential terms. I can't even.
I remember as a young girl adoring the hats of my fashion idol, Audrey Hepburn. She wore hats better than anyone, including Jackie Kennedy:
Spelled “brooch”; pronounced “broach.” Don’t know why.
Wut?
Jared wore a kippah at the Western Wall. The earlier photo may have been taken before they entered the car. Ivanka would naturally have put on her hat while still inside with access to a mirror.
Everyone wears head covering at the Kotel. They’ll give you one if you don’t have a kipa or hat.
What does that mean -- holding things like a rosary (she was never Catholic), a hymnal or the Host and wine? Can you explain a little more?
I see. So, you’re saying that as an Orthodox Jew, he should be wearing one at all times in public? That makes more sense to me, who does not know all the Orthodox rules.
Never mind -- I just read the part where you explained it already! ;-)
The Kushners, like a lot of Jews, go to a Modern Orthodox synagogue and follow MO customs, which are more lenient than other Orthodox groups. MO do not require head covering except for religious events, which visiting The Wall certainly is.
They attend a Chabad synagogue in DC. Chabad is much more strict themselves, but very tolerant of those who aren’t part of their group.
Pronouncing it as spelled is acceptable —
— and most common where I grew up in New England.
It does; and he did. I don't understand this, either.
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