On the "Jewish Horah wedding ritual"

I have blogged previously about Mrs. Cohen, aka Peaches Geldof.

Well, one must keep up with the ... Cohens.

I've learned about the couple who were married in a church that at the celebration afterwards that they danced:

The Jewish Horah wedding ritual, which involves the wedding party lifting the married couple onto chairs and dancing around them [there's pic there]...Cohen told the Mail on Sunday: ‘My parents met on a kibbutz in Israel, I’m very proud to be Jewish and a big part of me being a creative person comes from being Jewish. The eccentricity in Jewish musicians really connects with me.’

‘Peaches is Jewish – her grandmother is Jewish – she only discovered it last year. It makes a lot of sense to me.

Peaches' father, if you are unaware, is Bob Geldof and her mother, Paula Yates.

The grandmother is her paternal grandmother, Amelia "Minnie" Falk.

A Jewish grandmother.

A Jewish grandfather.

A Jewish name.

A kibbutz.

Not quite Jewish.

All very confusing.

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A Peaches of a Star of David

Worn by Peaches Geldof Cohen.

She can be very modestly dressed:

At other times, less so.

But then, one can see something:

Those pictures were taken on the same day, by the way.

And what is that hanging from her neck?

Her stylized Star of David?

Or the ordinary one?

Let's get that into sharper focus:

Yes, I know she is not Jewish and her personal geneology.  And that she and her Jewish husband were married in a church.

But that pendant symbolizes a lot.

Who knows, she may even be a Christian Zionist.

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