Michigan Senate Candidate Calls Israel Not a US Ally
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the Senate in Michigan, declared Israel is not a US ally and accused it of drawing Washington into wars. He compared the nation to a toxic friend, stating it's time to recognize Israel is not a true friend. The comments highlight Israel's prominent role in the ongoing political race in Michigan.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed stated Israel is not an ally of the United States.
- El-Sayed accused Israel of dragging Washington into wars.
- He compared Israel to a toxic friend who takes money and causes trouble.
- The candidate asserted it is time to understand Israel is not a true friend.
- El-Sayed's remarks place Israel at the center of the Michigan political race.
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the Senate in Michigan, has stated that Israel is not an ally of the United States. In an interview with ABC, El-Sayed accused Israel of dragging Washington into wars. He compared Israel to a toxic friend who takes money, speaks negatively behind one's back, and involves them in disputes with others. El-Sayed concluded that it is time to understand Israel is not truly a friend, indicating a shift in his stance or a strong critique of the US-Israel relationship. This statement places Israel at the center of political discourse in the US, specifically within the heated race in Michigan.
