El-Sayed's apologies for his 'hurt people hurt people' remark have repaired his standing with Michigan's Jewish community.
Supports
“And I appreciate that this is something that he recognized there needed to be a reckoning with, and amends toward.”
The Forward El-Sayed tells Michigan's Jewish Democrats he would "take it all the way back," and his campaign starts interviewing candidates for a Jewish liaison job ›
Others on this question
“He is moving, and I’m hopeful about that. And it’s making me feel more secure in his leadership,”
