Michigan rabbi: El‑Sayed concerns highlight growing Jewish political homelessness
A Michigan rabbi says he doesn’t believe a victory by progressive Senate candidate Abdul El‑Sayed would directly harm Jews, but warns the candidate’s rhetoric could influence others and deepen Jewish political “homelessness.”
A Michigan rabbi told The Center Square he does not believe a victory by progressive U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El‑Sayed would itself lead to harm against the Jewish community. He said, however, that El‑Sayed’s rhetoric could influence others and deepen what he described as growing Jewish political homelessness.