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Abdul El-Sayed under fire from Jewish Dems after refusing to call Israel a US ally during Michigan debate

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El-Sayed comments on Israel and Iran during his Michigan Senate may not have eased concerns from Jewish Democrats.

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  1. Fox News

    Black voters, Jewish Democrats in Michigan wary of voting for El-Sayed, say 'he's taking advantage' (opens Fox News)

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    Black voters and Jewish Democrats in Michigan expressed deep reluctance to support Abdul El-Sayed in the state's heated Democratic Senate primary.

  2. Washington Examiner

    El Sayed turns to Jewish Democrats to sway pro-Israel vote in Michigan (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Abdul el Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan, will get some help with his outreach to the Jewish community, including private events attended by Rep. Becca Balint (D-VT) and two other Jewish Democrats.

  3. Conservative Review

    El-Sayed basically confirms Jewish voters' worst fears about him during chippy debate (opens Conservative Review)

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    Conservative Review's feed description

    Democrat Abdul El-Sayed may have given Jewish voters even more pause about him during the Michigan senatorial debate Thursday night. El-Sayed has struggled on the campaign trail lately. Black and Jewish voters who traditionally vote Democrat have expressed skepticism about El-Sayed, prompting former…

  4. New York Post

    Abdul El-Sayed under fire from Jewish Dems after refusing to call Israel a US ally during Michigan debate (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    El-Sayed comments on Israel and Iran during his Michigan Senate may not have eased concerns from Jewish Democrats.

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