Nancy Mace launches blistering attack on 'disgusting' Bella Hadid in shocking online rant
By Laura Parnaby
Daily Mail
Feb 17, 2025
Nancy Mace (pictured) blasted model Bella Hadid over a recent Instagram story she posted showing herself holding a historic map of Palestine
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace branded Bella Hadid a 'disgusting human being' in a shocking post on social media.
The South Carolina congresswoman took aim at the supermodel in a post on X over a recent Instagram story Hadid shared showing herself holding up a historic map of Palestine.
'Bella Hadid is a disgusting human being,' Mace wrote on Sunday, while sharing a screenshot of the model's post on X.
The photo of Hadid presenting the map was snapped in November 2022 when she visited Qatar National Library, according to its Facebook page.
'We were delighted to welcome Palestinian-Dutch supermodel Bella Hadid to the Library where she was acquainted with the historical items in our Heritage Library that showcase the significant history of Palestine,' the library wrote at the time.
Mace, 47, is a vocal critic of pro-Palestine protesters in America, who she condemned as 'terrorist loving Jew haters' in a Fox News interview last year.
Meanwhile, Washington DC-born Hadid, 28, whose father is a Palestinian property tycoon, frequently shares pro-Gaza content on her Instagram account.
Along with her sister, Gigi, she has also donated $1 million towards aid efforts in war-torn Palestine.
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace branded Bella Hadid a 'disgusting human being' while sharing a screenshot from the model's Instagram account (shown above)
The photo of Hadid presenting the map was snapped in November 2022 when she visited Qatar National Library, according to its Facebook page
Mace's tirade against Hadid sparked confusion on X, with many people questioning why she had an issue with the photograph.
'Ease up Nancy,' one person wrote, while others wrote simply: 'Why?'
'It's a map. How is a map disgusting?' another person questioned.
The post also prompted people to express mixed opinions on Hadid, with some supporting her as a voice for 'humanity' - while others accused her of wanting to wipe Israel from the map.
Hadid has previously been criticized for taking part in a Victoria's Secret fashion show despite the brand having ties to Israel.
The move appeared to fly in the face of her previous stance, when she said she was 'not afraid to lose modelling jobs' due to her pro-Palestine agenda.
Hadid closed the October 2024 show in New York City wearing red lingerie set with a statement coat. Her sister Gigi, 29, also starred in the catwalk.
One of the main suppliers of Victoria's Secret merchandise is the Israeli textile giant Delta Galil Industries Ltd.
Bella Hadid has been slammed after walking in Victoria's Secret 's 2024 Fashion Show, despite the brand's ties to Israel
Bella's sister, Gigi Hadid, also walked in the comeback show
Bella was pictured attending a pro-Palestine rally in New York City in May of 2021
Hadid marched alongside pro-Palestinian protesters carrying placards emblazoned with anti-Trump slogans in London in December of 2017
The lingerie brand also opened two new stores in Israel last year while the country was engaged in the ongoing war with Hamas following the October 7 attacks.
In June 2024, Hadid's agent confirmed that the sisters had donated $1 million to support relief efforts in Palestine.
After Hamas's October 7 attacks, Gigi wrote on Instagram: 'My thoughts are with all those affected by this unjustifiable tragedy, and every day that innocent lives are taken by this conflict - too many of which are children.
'I have deep empathy and heartbreak for the Palestinian struggle and life under occupation, it's a responsibility I hold daily...
'While I have hopes and dreams for Palestinians, none of them include the harm of a Jewish person.'
The Hadid sisters are the daughters of real estate tycoon Mohamed Anwar Hadid, who is known for building luxury hotels and mansions in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, California.
Bella has appeared at pro-Gaza rallies wearing a keffiyeh - a monochrome scarf which is a patriotic symbol of Palestinian identity - while waving the country's flag.
Mace previously tore into protesters like Hadid, branding them 'Jew haters.' Her comment came during a Fox News interview when college campuses across America exploded with pro-Palestine demonstrations in the wake of October 7.
'These are Jew haters, these are terrorist-loving Jew haters, gender studies students who hate our country,' Mace told the broadcaster as video of a police raid on UCLA's pro-Palestinian encampment played.
The Hadid sisters are the daughters of real estate tycoon Mohamed Anwar Hadid, who is known for building luxury hotels and mansions in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, California. (Pictured: the models with their father at a Victoria's Secret After Party in Paris, 2016)
Mace previously tore into pro-Palestine protesters, branding them 'Jew haters'
'What I would like to see is if these terrorists-loving kids and students hate our country so much, they should take their terrorist flags, they should go to Gaza in their crop-tops and nose rings and see how long they would last.'
The Republican continued: 'Hamas would chop off their heads [and] throw them off the roof of a building before they ever have a chance to tell them their pronouns.'
Mace also called for students involved to lose their debt forgiveness privileges.
'They ought to be defunded,' she said. 'They shouldn't have their student loans forgiven.'
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