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Michigan Rabbis Set Nonnegotiable Demands for Political Support

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First reported by Ynetnews · 16 hours ago

What happened

Michigan rabbis and Jewish leaders have presented a list of "nonnegotiable" demands regarding Jewish safety and Israel to political candidates, including Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed. The initiative aims to ensure that Jewish concerns are addressed by those seeking their votes, while a separate faction urges rejection of El-Sayed.

  • 01Michigan rabbis issued five "nonnegotiable" principles for political candidates concerning Jewish safety and Israel.
  • 02The "Nonnegotiable Michigan" campaign targets politicians seeking Jewish votes, including Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
  • 03El-Sayed recently apologized for controversial remarks about an attack on a Michigan synagogue.
  • 04Some Jewish leaders are urging voters to reject El-Sayed and support his Republican opponent.
  • 05The campaign emphasizes that political support must be earned, not assumed.

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In this story
People
OrganizationsZioness Action Fund, Zioness, Michigan Board of Rabbis, Temple Beth Emeth, Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Michigan Democratic Party
PlacesMichigan, America, Middle East, Detroit, West Bloomfield Township, Lebanon

Full coverage · 2 outlets

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The Times of IsraelCenter · English54 minutes ago
Michigan Rabbis Set Nonnegotiable Demands for Political Support
YnetnewsCenter · English16 hours ago
Michigan Rabbis Urge Senate Candidate El-Sayed to Alter Israel Stance

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