If Kamala Harris becomes the President of the United States, this Jewish coin will run in the White House

US President Joe Biden withdrawing from the race for the presidency and supporting Kamala Harris can create a new history in America. If Kamala Harris becomes President of the United States, it could be the first time a Jew has direct involvement in the White House.

After Kamala became President, her husband, Doug Amhoff, would also live with her husband in the White House. Never before in American history has a Jew reached such high office.

Not only this, Kamala Harris' victory is going to create many other histories. She will have the honor of becoming America's first woman and Indian-origin President. After which her Jewish husband Amhof would become the first Jewish presidential husband. Their status will be like that of the first citizen.

Amhoff has been seen with Kamala several times during Harris' tenure as vice president and has held many responsibilities in Harris' campaigns. Even after Biden's withdrawal, he has appealed to X to endorse Harris.

Special attention is paid to the Jews

Since Kamala became vice president in 2021, Amhoff has focused on Jewish issues. This includes everything from lighting a menorah at his official residence to organizing events such as anti-Semitism and Holocaust anniversaries.

Amhoff has openly supported Israel many times. Kamala Harris's thoughts are also very similar to him. During an interview last March, Kamala said that she sees herself as one step ahead of Biden for Israel's security. On the question of Israel's attack on Gaza, Kamala replied that Israel has the right to defend itself. However, during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's current visit to the US, he has urged Netanyahu to call for a ceasefire.

Been together since 2014

Doug Amhoff and Kamala Harris were married in 2014, when Harris was the Attorney General of California. Kamala Harris is Doug Amhoff's second wife. Ella Amhoff is the daughter of Doug Amhoff's first wife. However, she does not consider herself Jewish. When Ella Amhoff appealed on social media for donations to UNRWA, the UN agency that helps Palestinians, she became the target of protests. Doug Amhoff and Kamala Harris both visited Israel for the first time in 2017.