Abdul El-Sayed candidacy heightens antisemitism concerns in Michigan

10 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 6

Jewish residents cited his appearances with Hasan Piker, turmoil at the state Democratic convention and fears sharpened after March's attack on Temple Israel in Bloomfield Hills.
El-Sayed said he rejects antisemitism and supports Jewish residents' safety, while defending engagement with Piker despite disagreeing with some of the streamer's statements.
The dispute underscores how Israel-related tensions are shaping Michigan's open Senate race in a battleground state with large Arab American and longstanding Jewish communities.

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