Ivanka Trump, the daughter and Senior Advisor to President Donald Trump, has paid a late-night visit to the Old Montefiore Cemetery in the Cambria Heights section of Queens in New York, Thursday night.
She came to pray at the Ohel, the holy gravesite of the Rebbe which is frequented year-round by Jews and non Jews from around the world.
She was accompanied by Rabbi Zalman and Toba Grossbaum, directors of Chabad of Livingston in New Jersey, who are close to her husband Jared Kushner, a Senior Advisor to President Trump.
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ReplyDelete"She came to pray at the Ohel, the holy gravesite of the Rebbe which is frequented year-round by Jews and non Jews from around the world."
ReplyDeleteThe tomb of the late Rebbe, who died over twenty five years ago, is primarily frequented by people connected in some way with the Lubavitch Hasidic sect. Among mainstream Jews it is not such a great place of pilgrimage (if it is so at all), due to the controversial nature of the sect and its messianism, which included their promoting their late Rebbe as messiah for many years. The Chabad-Lubavitch sect does not represent mainstream Judaism, despite all their propaganda and aggressive PR efforts.