Michigan Senate candidates El-Sayed and Stevens clash over Israel ad
What each leads with
HuffPost ↗ — Body excerpt centers on El-Sayed admonishing Stevens for “relitigating” primary tensions and requesting she skip final events after her social media post demanding apologies over Israel statements and the Rebellion PAC ad.HuffPost — Body excerpt centers on El-Sayed admonishing Stevens for “relitigating” primary tensions and requesting she skip final events after her social media post demanding apologies over Israel statements and the Rebellion PAC ad.
Washington Times ↗ — Headline states Stevens “rekindles Israel dispute, muddying El-Sayed's closing unity pitch”; summary emphasizes El-Sayed facing primary fallout over Israel views instead of showcasing Democratic unity.Washington Times — Headline states Stevens “rekindles Israel dispute, muddying El-Sayed's closing unity pitch”; summary emphasizes El-Sayed facing primary fallout over Israel views instead of showcasing Democratic unity.
El-Sayed Knocks Stevens For 'Relitigating' Political Wounds Days Before Election, Joint Event
Rep. S. Senate candidate in a social media post Friday.
Haley Stevens rekindles Israel dispute, muddying El-Sayed's closing unity pitch
Abdul El-Sayed hoped to spend the final days of Michigan's Senate race showcasing Democratic unity. Instead, he's still dealing with the fallout from his bruising primary battle against Haley Stevens over his views on Israel.