Scott Disick Visits Israel, Finds ‘Hashem is Everywhere’

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By Maia Efrem July 13, 2016

A year ago, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West were the talk of Israel when they baptized their daughter, North, in the Armenian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem.

Today, Scott Disick, Kourtney Kardashian’s Jewish ex-boyfriend, was the one looking for a religious experience in the city.

The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star arrived for a short visit to the Holy Land on Tuesday night with Kardashian sister and teen-queen Kylie Jenner. Disick took in the sights in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, where he is [rumored to be in talks to buy a $6 million Luxury penthouse.

Always very vocal about his Jewishness, Disick has three children with the eldest Kardashian sister. He has also been public about his struggle with alcohol and substance abuse and his efforts to stay sober following several stints in rehab.

The 33 year old shared a photo of himself being blessed by a rabbi at the Western Wall. Fittingly, as the king of one-liners on KUWK, Disck captioned the photo “Blessings on blessing on blessings on blessings.”

Blessings on blessing on blessings on blessings

A photo posted by Scott Disick (@letthelordbewithyou) on Jul 13, 2016 at 9:11am PDT

#scottdisick ???

A photo posted by King Kylie ?Ⓜ️ (@kyliejenner.x2) on Jul 13, 2016 at 11:31am PDT

And he found “Hashem is everywhere.”

Hashem is everywhere

A photo posted by Scott Disick (@letthelordbewithyou) on Jul 13, 2016 at 8:31am PDT

Of course, no visit to Tel Aviv would be complete without a piping hot shakshuka, and Lord Disick certainly enjoyed the dish.

Shakshuka

A photo posted by Scott Disick (@letthelordbewithyou) on Jul 13, 2016 at 4:20am PDT

But whatever reaction Disick has garnered on the streets of Israel is nothing compared to the attention Jenner will get the moment she so much as looks out her hotel window.

Maia Efrem is the former research editor and assistant to the editor and was also responsible for the Forward’s annual Salary Survey. Previously she served as the editor of Blognik Beat, a blog written by students who emigrated from or have ties to the Former Soviet Union. Maia is a graduate of Hunter College and Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.

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