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El-Sayed: Can't Leave State of Israel As Is and Have 'Equal Rights'
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Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul el Sayed expressed a willingness to work with President Donald Trump on shared policy priorities, striking a more conciliatory tone after a campaign in which he repeatedly clashed with the president and his allies.
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During an interview with ABC News on Thursday, Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed (D-MI) stated that “People want to start with the current state of Israel as it exists and then say, well, we can carve out a Palestinian state with what’s The post El-Sayed: Can’t Leave State of Israel As Is and Have ‘Equal…
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