Just send this around. To everyone. The Islamic Republic of Iran has killed a thousand Americans since 1979. It is the leading state sponsor of terror on the planet. El-Sayed is either ignorant of basic facts or trying the deceive voters about being an apologist for the IRGC.
The entire CNN panel was left stunned on-air after Abdul El-Sayed refused to condemn terrorist groups on the debate stage.
How hard is it to say Hamas, Hezbollah and Al-Qaeda are bad?
They can no longer defend this. Brutal.
Forcing Jewish American PRESCHOOL teachers to denounce the State of Israel is disgusting. Jewish educators cannot have a set of requirements to take part in professional development opportunities just because they are Jewish or working in Jewish spaces.
This is what institutionalized antisemitism looks like.
My latest on why it was so important to see American Jews stand up to Mamdani and speak for their own values and their own security https://t.co/M0rmV5B3XQ
“El-Sayed’s candidacy is not, strictly speaking, about voters’ views about the Jewish state. It’s about their willingness to tolerate the mainstreaming of Jew-hatred here in the United States.”
https://t.co/oVtf6KWq8c
🚨 NOW: MI Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (D) TURNS HIS BACK when asked why he refused to denounce Hamas' mass m*rder of Israelis on Oct. 7 anniversary
REPORTER: Why didn't you put out a statement for the 3-year anniversary of Oct. 7?
SAYED: *Turns around*
REPORTER: Why didn't you put out a statement?
SAYED: *Walks away*
How could any Jewish person in Michigan vote for him? For that matter how could any DECENT AMERICAN vote for him?!
Opposing Islamist killings should be the BARE MINIMUM.
Why is he so silent?
Because he wants to be the Senator for PALESTINE. Mike Rogers (R) wants to be the senator for America 🇺🇸
It’s 10/7. Guess who hasn’t issued a statement condemning Hamas for the greatest killing of Jews since the Holocaust?
Abdul el-Sayed.
He won’t condemn Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, Iran or the terrorist who attacked Temple Israel in Michigan.
His silence speaks volumes.
Today marks another year since the horrific terrorist attacks of October 7, 2023, a day of unimaginable loss that forever changed the lives of so many families in Israel and around the world.
A month and a half ago, I traveled to Israel, and had the profound opportunity to sit down with survivors and hear their stories firsthand. I listened as they shared what they endured, the loved ones they lost, and how they have found the strength to say they want peace.
Their stories have stayed with me.
I made this documentary because these voices deserve to be heard and remembered. At a moment when the pain of October 7 can too easily become reduced to headlines, arguments, and statistics, I wanted people to hear directly from those who lived through it, to see their humanity, their grief, and their resilience.
On this anniversary, I am remembering the lives that were taken, standing with the survivors and families who continue to carry this trauma, and recommitting myself to the work of combating terrorism, antisemitism and pursuing a future where Israelis and Palestinians can live with safety, dignity, and lasting peace.
I hope you’ll take a few minutes to watch and hear their stories.
Mamdani found time to repeatedly meet with a Hamas operative who filmed and celebrated the October 7 massacre, but can’t spare 47 minutes to watch the atrocities at the invitation of the Jewish community.
Weird.
This was insane to watch…
On Fox News just now, @AbdulElSayed was completely unwilling to denounce the terrorist organization of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Just curious, for the purported normies who insist the anti-Zionist radicals aren’t pro-terrorism, what is the best argument you can make in defense of holding a “resistance” rally on 10/7? And if you can’t make one, what’s the best case for why people shouldn’t judge politicians and activists who refuse to condemn this?
Agree, it is a dangerous lie which there must be zero tolerance. There is no genocide in Gaza. No intent to destroy in whole or part the civilians of Gaza. There was a war in Gaza where Israel sought to destroy Hamas (the enemy and the goal) while taking extraordinary measures to protect civilians in urban warfare while also providing historic levels of aid to the civilian population.
This is insane - Zohran Mamdani’s proposed plan to fight antisemitism includes increased funding to Islamist Muslim Brotherhood associated groups.
https://t.co/rDOt7Mgp8y
What Zach Bryan did this weekend wasn’t trolling or protest. It was a deliberate slap in the face to the Jewish community and Robert Kraft in his own stadium. On the anniversary of October 7, when Hamas raped, killed, and kidnapped hundreds at *a music festival*. It’s disgusting.