Jewish leader says he's glad Nikki Haley never became president, her 'vile, anti-American' son Nalin remained outside White House

Jewish leader Rabbi S Litvin said he's been a longtime fan of Nikki Haley but he's glad that Nikki Haley did not become the president because this way her 'vile, anti-American' son Nalin Haley could be kept out of the White House. The comment came after Nalin urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to attend a Catholic Mass if he wants to show solidarity with the Christians.

"If you really want to show solidarity with the United States and the Christian community, you should attend Mass while in America. It’s the least you could do since all our politicians visit the wall while in Israel. Mass is open to everyone, consider it. Christ is King," Nalin Haley wrote. The post drew criticism as angry social media users pointed out that America is not all Catholics and he is no one to decide what a head of state would do in the US.





"I have been a longtime fan of Ambassador Haley. Her response to the AME shooting, her leadership at the UN, & her story all inspire me. I once hoped she would be president. Today, I find myself glad she lost, just to keep this vile, Anti-American bigot out of the White House," Jewish leader, chairman of Kentucky Jewish Council Rabbi S Litvin wrote.



The online squabble went on as Haley questioned whether inviting someone to Mass in anti-American. "Inviting someone to Mass and saying it’s open to everyone makes you an Anti-American bigot? You should ask yourself why that upsets you so much. I don’t remember having that reaction whenever someone invited me to Israel, Shabbat, or a bar mitzvah," Haley wrote.



Nalin Haley has emerged as an online commentator who has recently spoken about the H-1B visa program, the present unemployment situation in the US and the Republican Party. But the MAGA does not consider Nalin as their own and calls his out for his Indian origin.