El-Sayed should unequivocally affirm Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state.
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“What good is defending the historic homeland of our ancestors and demanding that candidates acknowledge its right to exist if the planet upon which it rests is no longer inhabitable?”
The Arab American News El-Sayed apologizes twice in two days to Michigan Jewish Democrats, and Nessel honors him without endorsing him ›
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El-Sayed said he struggled with the question of whether Israel should exist as a Jewish state, arguing that the formulation raised questions about what constitutes a Jewish state.
“needs to be answered yes, full stop.”