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Anti-Israel Candidate Leads Narrowly in Michigan Democratic Primaries as Counting Continues

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First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago

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In Michigan's Democratic primaries, anti-Israel candidate Abdul El-Sayed leads narrowly over pro-Israel Hailey Stevens as vote counting continues. El-Sayed opposes U.S. military aid to Israel and links the conflict to U.S. economic issues. In Missouri, pro-Israel Wesley Bell won his primary, while in Ann Arbor, Michigan, anti-Israel Yousuf Rabhi won the mayoral primary.

01Anti-Israel candidate Abdul El-Sayed leads Michigan Democratic primary with 49.9% after 36% votes counted.
02El-Sayed opposes unconditional U.S. military aid to Israel and links Israeli conflict to U.S. cost of living.
03Pro-Israel candidate Hailey Stevens, backed by AIPAC, trails with 46.5% in Michigan.
04In Missouri, pro-Israel Wesley Bell defeated anti-Israel Cori Bush in Democratic primary.
05Yousuf Rabhi, who expressed support for Hamas, won Ann Arbor mayoral Democratic primary.
06El-Sayed's potential win signals anti-Israel stance can succeed in key U.S. state primaries.

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