Trump converted to Judaism, traditional Orthodox, before her marriage to Jared Kushner.
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| Ivanka Trump with her husband Jared Kushner and daughter Arabella. The couple use Shabbat to spend time together as a family. Photo: Instagram. |
After almost half a century of Shabbat observance, I personally can't imagine how I'd survive without it. Shabbat is one day I can't be rushed. I go no further than to synagoue and neighbors here in Shiloh. No telephone! No email and even no blogging!!! I don't cook either. All the food is prepared in advance. All I have to do is cut salad and serve. When necessary, the cooked food is heated up on the electric platta hotplate.
I have no doubt that my health would be much worse if I was on the run 24/7. G-d sure knows best!!
I agree with every word Batya! I remember our family life before we became religious when I was 14. It was barely a family life!!! I indeed feel sorrow for those of our dear brothers and sisters in Am Yisrael who do not know the joy of a beautiful restful and spiritual Shabbat, cut off from telephones, televisions and everything but ones family and the shul. What a gift He gave us!!
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ReplyDeleteShabbat is another proof of the perfection of Judaism.
I became completely Shabbat observant at the age of 21. It made a total difference in my quality of life. Now if I could just get my head together to get something done the rest of the week!
ReplyDeletegoyish, Shabbat is a good start.
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