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Trump Questions Michigan Jewish Voters' Support for Anti-Israel Candidate
President Donald Trump expressed disbelief that Jewish voters in Michigan supported Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, citing El-Sayed's anti-Israel stances. Trump stated in a Salem News Channel interview that El-Sayed received more Jewish votes than his Republican opponent.
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What happened
- 01President Trump questioned why Michigan's Jewish voters supported Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
- 02Trump called the support for El-Sayed, who has made anti-Israel statements, "simply unthinkable."
- 03The Democratic candidate received more votes from Jewish voters than his Republican opponent.
- 04Trump previously urged Jewish voters to be ashamed if they supported El-Sayed.
- 05El-Sayed's past statements on Israel and U.S. aid were criticized during the campaign.
This follows previous strong criticism from Trump against Jewish voters considering El-Sayed, whom he accused of animosity towards Israel and American Jews.
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