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Jared Kushner Makes Surprise Visit to Jerusalem Hills Kosher Restaurant, Leaves Generous Tip Jared Kushner visited the kosher restaurant Naya in the Jerusalem Hills with a delegation including Ron Dermer, held private talks, and left a generous tip exceeding 35%.
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What happened 01 Jared Kushner visited the kosher Naya restaurant in the Jerusalem Hills with an eight-person delegation. 02 The visit was coordinated with the Israeli Foreign Ministry with only 30 minutes' notice to the restaurant. 03 Kushner held a private conversation with Ron Dermer and gave a Fox News interview during the visit. 04 He avoided sushi, choosing other dishes, while others enjoyed fish and sushi specials. 05 Kushner was described as friendly, paid with his personal card, and left a tip over 35%. 06 His presence was secured by American security and large vehicles outside the restaurant. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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