In an unexpected turn of events, the highly anticipated visit of former President Donald Trump to Williamsburg has been modified and possibly canceled.
The visit was planned for today at the renowned Gottlieb’s Restaurant, owned by Menashe Gottlieb. However, the sudden passing of Menashe's father, R' Shulem Yosef Gottlieb, has led to the visit's cancellation.
R' Shulem Yosef, a respected figure in the community, passed away earlier today, leaving his family and the broader Williamsburg community in mourning. As a result, plans for the former president's visit were quickly called off out of respect for the family.
Trump supporters had previously been seen preparing for the visit, with signs of welcome hung around the neighborhood, including a portrait of the former president displayed at Gottlieb’s Restaurant.
Details surrounding the rescheduling of Trump’s visit, if any, are yet to be confirmed.
Stay tuned to Williamsburg365 for further updates.
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