The article published by the New York Post on Wednesday, explained that the couple tip the caddies after Shabbat as not to interfere with their religious observance.However, critics took to Twitter to lash out on what they feel is orthodox-fraud.Oh so you mean Ivanka and Jared are frauds. They make a show of being devout but that sabbath thing doesn't count for golf. Ok.
— Trump Dump (@Any_Bee_Buzz) June 14, 2017
Tweets including, "It doesn't matter what sort of Jews Ivanka & Jared are but can we stop pretending they are Orthodox?" and "I think I'm done with this line of inquiry. They're not strictly observant. Fine. So long as we stop saying they are," are examples of responses to the "fake" orthodoxy the couple claim they adhere to.Ivanka and Jared playing golf on Shabbat & not eating kosher wouldn't be the story some think except they claim to be observant Orthodox.
— Robin (@robinlkd) June 14, 2017
It doesn't matter what sort of Jews Ivanka & Jared are but can we stop pretending they are Orthodox? https://t.co/bDYLxnJfVa
— Noga Tarnopolsky (@NTarnopolsky) June 14, 2017
This isn't the first time the Kushners are facing criticism for their questionable religious observance.The couple have been reported to have received rabbinical dispensation to fly on Shabbat for Trump's first overseas visit in May, as well as travel by car for Trump's presidential inauguration in January.I think I'm done with this line of inquiry. They're not strictly observant. Fine. So long as we stop saying they are https://t.co/hBLdYj4keg
— David Waldman, LLC (@KagroX) June 14, 2017