QUEENS – Former President Donald Trump visited the Ohel, the resting place of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, in Queens, New York.
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The visit Monday afternoon, held special significance, as Trump sought to honor the legacy of the Rebbe and to offer prayers for the victims of the recent October 7th massacre.
Trump wearing a black Yarmulke, was accompanied by a few close figures, including, Howard Lutnick, Chairman and CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, Rabbi Levi Shemtov, ounder and spiritual leader of TheSHUL of the Nation’s Capital, and Motti Seligson, Director of Media at Chabad.
Before leaving, Trump left a note, and placed a rock on top of the Kever of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
The area was secured by Secret Service and NYPD ahead of Trump’s arrival.
That’s our president !!
Wow amazing it would feel even better when trump will bh be the president .. amen
There should be no doubt in any Jewish mind who should be the next President. An Ohav Yisroel or a supporter of the squad & Iran. Make America great AGAIN, ONE NATION UNDER G-D. President Trump deserves the support of every JEW!
To Benny : Spot on .
was he shuckling there for a minute??!!
in the merit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe and with the help of HaShem, may Trump win the elections!
I wonder if Trump tasted those world-famous cookies at the Ohel!
The “kever thing” goes back to Calev, long before any “euro-golus mentality.” And, may I ask, who appointed you posek for the Jewish people, to decide what “is over starting now”?
Surprising
Lubavitcher Rebbe זצ”ל
How can you put up an article without that.
Very shocked.
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump organized a private meeting in New York last Wednesday with Qatar’s prime minister and a bipartisan group mostly of Jewish businessmen and billionaires, three sources with direct knowledge of the meeting tell Axios.
Kushner organized Wednesday’s lunch at Coco’s, a members-only restaurant in the General Motors Building in Manhattan. Among the participants:
Bill Ackman, founder of Pershing Square Capital Management hedge fund
Mark Rowan, founder of Apollo Global Management
Robert Kraft, owner of the NFL’s New England Patriots
Marc Lasry, CEO of Avenue Capital Group and former co-owner of the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks
Daniel Och, founder of Och-Ziff Capital Management hedge fund
Barry Sternlicht, chairperson of Starwood Capital Group
Dan Senor, author and former adviser to Mitt Romney during the 2012 presidential campaign
Josh Kopelman, founder of First Round Capital
Gary Ginsberg, lawyer, political operative, Netanyahu confidant of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former VP at Softbank
Robert Thomson, CEO of News Corp
Josh Kushner, Jared Kushner’s brother, founder of Thrive Capital
Edmond Safra, a businessman and owner of Coco’s
Lex Fridman, AI researcher from MIT who also has a podcast
Is there not a serious halachic problem with a non-Jew attending a Jewish grave? Like, a non-Jew can’t attend a seder on pessach. And poskim strongly discourage a non-Jew from attending inside a sukkah. What about a Jewish grave – is that a serious halachic issue?