Kamala Harris Endorses Anti-Israel Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris visited Michigan to support Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat running for the US Senate. El-Sayed, who could become the first Muslim senator if he defeats Republican Mike Rogers in the midterm elections, is a strong critic of Israel. He has previously accused Israel of genocide and pledged to end US aid to the country. During the Democratic primaries, El-Sayed alleged that his opponent, Haley Stevens, was funded by "Israeli money." These views resonate with a significant Muslim population in Michigan. Harris, speaking at a rally for El-Sayed, called him a "voice for the nation," emphasizing his commitment to diversity, inclusion, and the protection of minority mothers and children, according to CNN. This event marked Harris's first campaign appearance since her loss to Donald Trump, potentially signaling her intent to run in the next presidential election by positioning herself as a bridge between the Democratic establishment and the party's progressive wing.