Rabbis urge El-Sayed to affirm Jewish rights ahead of Obama visit
- On Saturday, former President Barack Obama campaigned in Detroit, Michigan, for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, framing the November 3 election as a "circuit breaker" to hold the administration accountable.
- Ahead of the visit, the coalition group Nonnegotiable Michigan urged El-Sayed to affirm five "baseline commitments" regarding Jewish safety, identity, and statehood, citing past statements they called "very hurtful."
- Recent polling shows El-Sayed leading Republican Mike Rogers 48.6% to 45.2%, a shift from the primary when Rogers held the advantage, as Democrats aim to control the 120th Congress.
- Obama denounced attacks against El-Sayed's Muslim faith, stating opponents use fear and division to suggest candidates are "less than trustworthy" and "less American than they are."
- The former president sarcastically ridiculed White House renovations and criticized Trump's Iran strategy, urging voters to "bring some accountability to this government" at the ballot box.
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Rabbis urge El-Sayed to affirm Jewish rights ahead of Obama visit - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – A growing coalition of Jewish leaders are calling on Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed to reaffirm Jewish rights and safety. This comes as former President Barack Obama heads to Michigan this weekend to campaign for El-Sayed. More than 200 rabbis from across the nation signed on to a letter from the Nonnegotiable Michigan coalition appealing to Obama and El-Sayed to reaffirm that Zionist Jews belong in the D…
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