Ivanka Trump Goes Shopping For A Lulav And Etrog In New Jersey
Ivanka Trump went shopping for a lulav and etrog with her son Joseph in Deal, New Jersey. Image by Twitter
By Aiden Pink October 2, 2017
Presidential advisor and First Daughter Ivanka Trump was spotted shopping for Sukkot supplies in Deal, New Jersey on Sunday along with her four-year-old son Joseph and two Secret Service agents in tow.
The harvest holiday of Sukkot is traditionally celebrated using a lulav—a set of palm, willow and myrtle branches—and an etrog, a yellow citron fruit.
LONG BRANCH: President Trump’s daughter Ivanka seen shopping for Daled Minim ahead of Yom Tov at R’ David Francos store in NJ today. pic.twitter.com/dzaghrSfZH
— KolHaolam (@KolHaolam) October 1, 2017
The family of Trump’s husband, Jared Kushner, is from northern New Jersey.
Trump and Kushner were photographed in 2011 preparing for Sukkot with their daughter Arabella, then a baby.
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner observing Sukkot in 2011.
Trump frequently shares social media messages and photos of her and her children celebrating Jewish holidays.
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