You did a chargeback - why would you do a chargeback and still expect the art?

Awww

We get that a lot!

I’n wearing 4” wedges in the second picture and am in flats in the first one. And thank you!

No YOU

Lebanese genes on my part 🇱🇧

About 10 years before that 2015 picture 😅

I wasn’t in my younger years - but by the time I started getting near age 30, I lost a lot of the baby fat in my face.

2015 vs 2025

With @jessejerdak.bsky.social

We actually did watch Adolescence, which is the first thing in the search

Of course- take a white man to the Middle East and all he wants is our oil

They definitely did not mean that lol - they seemed quite upset by my existence

Some rando on Instagram told me in the same comment that I look white, that I look like I try to look white, and that I should “stick to my own kind.” Which I’m not sure as a white/Arab person, if that means I should only date white people or Arab people.

ICE defends raid on Haddon Township restaurant amid criticism | Video | NJ Spotlight News Family of Jersey Kebab owners says immigration case has been ongoing for years

ICE, you’re a little bitch

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Oh my god. That’s disgusting!

Only one way to find out

That's silly. You don't get manicures.

Cons: Expensive to feed (all that protein)
Lives at the gym
Closes jars so tight that no one else can open them
Manicures cost twice as much

Indeed. I definitely don’t think my dad would be able to get in now either. And he spent his entire career being a model citizen & helping the US as an aerospace engineer. They won’t even let my uncle come visit.

It’s heartening to see them get so much support

My father came here legally, on a student visa, and then he met my mother here & married her & people are still nasty to him because he’s brown. My own brother-in-law told me he should have taken a bomb to the face before coming here (my husband won’t talk to him anymore).

It’s ridiculous!

❤️

Donate to Stand by JERSEY KEBAB & the Emanet Family, organized by Lori Weinberg Leonard I’ve been asked by the Emanet family to set up a GoFundMe to help cove… Lori Weinberg Leonard needs your support for Stand by JERSEY KEBAB & the Emanet Family

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I’ve been asked by the Emanet family to set up a GoFundMe to help cover legal fees and support income while Jersey Kebab remains closed. During the morning hours of Tuesday, February 25, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) warrantlessly picked up members of the Emanet family, Celal and Emine Emanet, from Jersey Kebab, located at 150 Haddon Avenue, Haddon Township, NJ 08108. The Emanet family has an open case with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and has been waiting since 2016 for a decision on their case. USCIS has not decided whether to approve or deny their green card application for the past 9 years. While waiting for their case to be decided upon, Celal and Emine Emanet were left without a status. They are contributing members of society and taxpayers with a five-year valid business license. Celal and Emine own and operate Jersey Kebab, a beloved Mediterranean restaurant across from the Haddon Township Municipality and Police building. The husband-and-wife pair own and manage the restaurant together, a hub for the community, and regularly feed underprivileged

members of the community - the sign on the door stating, “Free to anyone with a disability, homeless, or simply cannot afford it.” The couple start prep work together at 9 am and close up shop at 8:30 pm. At the end of the night, Celal and Emine come back home where they live with their four children (Muhammed, Zeynep, Hamza, Hale), daughter-in-law (Hale), two grandchildren (Ali and Omer), and two cats (Oreo and Almond). Muhammed (25), the manager at Jersey Kebab, who attended Rutgers-Camden, is a husband and father to two children. Zeynep (23) is a Swarthmore College graduate and works at a local civil rights nonprofit organization. Their younger son, Hamza (15), and younger daughter, Hale (13), cannot imagine life without mom and dad together. While Celal has been released from custody with an ankle monitor, Emine has been placed into the Elizabeth Detention Center in Elizabeth, New Jersey, awaiting her bond trial. This situation is especially devastating for their 15-year-old son, Hamza, who has autism. Deporting Emine would cause Hamza immense distress, as he only speaks limited Turkish and relies on the specialized services available to him

here in New Jersey. Uprooting him from this support system would have severe consequences for his well-being. Emine is not a flight risk - she is a mother, community member, and neighbor. Neither Celal nor Emine have criminal records or prior orders of removal by an immigration judge. She needs to be released on bond so she can return home. Until she is released, the restaurant, which is their main source of income, is closed. So please help out any way you can.

A sign in the restaurant window of a Kebab restaurant reads “To Anybody with a Disability or Homeless or Simply Cannot Afford”

Someone called ICE on this sweet family who was running a Kebab restaurant. They have had a case open with with USCIS since 2016.

They would feed the homeless, people with disabilities, and people who just couldn’t afford to pay them.

There is a GFM to offer support for legal fees and lost income.

That’s why I said he was implying that I married my brother

Well they totally all believe we were child brides too so I am not surprised. 😅

Like the guy was definitely trying to insult me based on the context of the conversation. He was mad that I was not supportive of the way we judged healthy women's bodies in the 90s. Not sure how that is me trying to start anything.