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Ongoing Story· Day 48

Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Softens Stance on Israel Ahead of Midterms

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Israeli-American Mobilizes Against Senate Candidate El-Sayed

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Israeli-American G. Shimon Levy is campaigning in Michigan to prevent Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed from winning, citing concerns about antisemitism and El-Sayed's stance on Israel. Levy, a former Israeli Navy officer, was galvanized by the October 7th attacks and now urges Jewish Democrats to support Republican Mike Rogers. He believes a majority of Michigan's Jewish community opposes El-Sayed, whose rhetoric Levy finds alarming. Levy also acknowledges antisemitic concerns from the political right, but remains determined to mobilize voters.

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  • G. Shimon Levy is campaigning in Michigan to defeat Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
  • Levy, an Israeli-American and former Israeli Navy officer, was motivated by the Oct. 7 attacks.
  • He urges Jewish Democrats to vote for Republican Mike Rogers, citing antisemitism concerns.
  • Levy believes a majority of Michigan's Jewish community opposes El-Sayed.
  • El-Sayed rejects accusations of antisemitism, stating he opposes Israeli government policies.
  • Levy also expresses concern about antisemitism from the political right.

All Israel News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read All Israel News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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