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Ongoing Story· Day 2

New Michigan Senator Calls to Halt US Arms Sales to Israel

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Michigan Senator-Elect Backs Halting US Military Aid to Israel

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Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed supports President Trump's plan to end US military aid to Israel by late 2026 and wants to stop all arms sales. El-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the Senate, believes the US should reinvest these funds domestically. He also advocates for equal rights for Israelis and Palestinians and supports international investigations into Israeli actions.

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  • US Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed supports ending US military aid to Israel by late 2026.
  • El-Sayed also called for a complete halt to all arms sales to Israel.
  • He believes saved funds should be reinvested within the United States.
  • El-Sayed advocates for equal rights to peace and self-determination for both Israelis and Palestinians.
  • He supports international investigations into Israel's actions.
  • El-Sayed stated the US should treat Israel like any other country.

US Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed from Michigan has voiced support for President Donald Trump's decision to cease American military aid to Israel by the end of 2026. El-Sayed, who recently defeated Republican Mike Rogers in his Senate race, further called for a complete halt to all arms sales to Israel. He stated that the funds saved should be reinvested within the United States for domestic needs.

El-Sayed's victory made him the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, and his campaign was marked by significant debate regarding his stance on Israel and bilateral relations. In an interview with NPR, he articulated his views on conflict resolution, advocating for equal rights to peace and self-determination for both Palestinians and Israelis.

He criticized current US policy, asserting it hinders the creation of a Palestinian state. El-Sayed also expressed support for international investigations into Israel's actions through the UN and courts, a position contrary to the Trump administration's stance. He emphasized that the United States should treat Israel like any other nation globally.

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