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New Advocacy Group Launches $250,000 ad Buy Against El-Sayed

The ad says U.S. aid to Israel is costing taxpayers more as El-Sayed seeks support in a competitive Senate race.

  • Rebellion PAC released a campaign advertisement supporting Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed that links United States aid to Israel with rising grocery costs for Americans.
  • The video depicts a couple in a supermarket debating purchases while criticizing the $26 billion emergency aid package and annual $4 billion in United States support for Israel.
  • Rep. Haley Stevens criticized the messaging as "Fearmongering," while the ad contrasts El-Sayed with Republican Mike Rogers, alleging Rogers prioritizes Israeli interests.
  • CEO Jonathan Greenblatt described the ad as "another example of scapegoating the Jewish state" and called blaming the price of bananas on Israel a "case study in antisemitism."
  • El-Sayed's campaign stated the ad is not affiliated with his bid, as the candidate faces Rogers in the Nov 3 election to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Gary Peters.
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A declaration in support of Mr. Hajda in America, linking military support to Israel ' s expensive prices, raised accusations of anti-Semitism and defended criticism of United States spending priorities.

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Al Jazeera broke the news in Doha, Qatar on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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