Abdul El-Sayed
‘Not particularly prudent’: Trump’s Israel aid cutoff draws criticism from Republicans
The US president’s announcement targeted Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, but Israeli observers question whether the election-day timing served Republican interests.
El-Sayed lost Jewish support over Israel, antisemitism, but got over 50% of Jewish votes - report
Michigan Jews divided after El-Sayed’s Senate election
Hurt people hurt people: Isaac teaches us how to break the cycle - opinion
Haley Stevens drew a red line on antisemitism, even if Democrats won't - opinion
Haley Stevens' decision to endorse a Republican over concerns about antisemitism raises questions about Democrats' commitment to Jewish voters.
El-Sayed’s church appearance raises questions about antisemitism, Israel - opinion
A political appearance by Abdul El-Sayed at a historic church raises questions about antisemitism and the responsibility of Christian leaders.
'Loyalty should never require abandoning values': Haley Stevens defends Rogers midterms endorsement
Stevens claimed that after it was made clear in late October that she was unwelcome at El-Sayed’s campaign events, she began to question his motives.
Trump begins final push to rally Republican voters for midterms as polls set to open across US
In one post Trump made early Tuesday morning on Truth Social, the president condemned Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, claiming that he "Hates Jews and Hates Blacks."
US midterms 2026: Democrats eye Congress takeover as anti-Israel progressives seek power
As Americans head to the polls, Trump risks losing control of both chambers of Congress, while Israel faces a growing wave of Democratic opposition in Washington.
In Michigan, a Black conservative group pushes Jewish and pro-Israel messaging
CURE, a Washington DC-based nonprofit, has paid for a series of yard signs reading “Blacks and Jews Standing Together” throughout cities with high Black populations
Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s faith in the Democratic Party - opinion
Debbie Wasserman Schultz insists the Democratic Party remains pro-Israel, but its support for candidates who accuse Israel of genocide tells another story.
Why the US midterms are the election that matters to Israel most - opinion
In Florida and Texas, Los Angeles, New York, and Michigan, American voters will decide not merely the future of their own nation but the future of Washington’s once-unbreakable bond with Jerusalem
Eight years after Pittsburgh, the virus has a campaign office - opinion
Today’s antisemites cite human rights, deceptively demonizing Israel as a “genocidal apartheid state” whose very existence is a crime. The host changes. The diagnosis never does.
American Jews face new political challenges over Israel and Muslim candidates - opinion
Most Jews, including those who supported Mamdani, were very much aware of what his program was. He hid nothing, no matter how much he smiled.