El-Sayed Is Losing The Jewish Vote

Jewish voters in Michigan face serious questions about Abdul El-Sayed’s positions on Israel and his associations with controversial progressive figures. Hugh Hewitt argues that El-Sayed has given pro-Israel Democrats little reason to trust him, raising concerns about whether his politics reflect an increasingly radical wing of the Democratic Party. The broader debate underscores a difficult choice for voters who want to oppose Trump while also questioning whether doing so requires supporting a candidate whose views on Israel and antisemitism they find deeply troubling.