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Trump Slams Jewish Voters Supporting Anti-Israel Candidate
President Donald Trump attacked Jewish voters supporting Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed for his anti-Israel statements. Trump questioned how Jews could back El-Sayed, who has compared Israel's actions to Hamas and questioned its status as a U.S. ally.
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What happened
- 01President Trump criticized Jewish voters for supporting Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
- 02Trump stated that Jews supporting El-Sayed, who made anti-Israel remarks, should be ashamed.
- 03El-Sayed previously accused Israel of genocide and compared its actions to Hamas.
- 04El-Sayed also faced criticism for his response to a Michigan synagogue attack.
- 05El-Sayed recently claimed Israel is not a worthy U.S. ally.
- 06The controversy highlights divisions in U.S. politics regarding Israel.
El-Sayed has since apologized for some remarks but the controversy underscores divisions in U.S. politics over Israel.
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