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Jewish leaders in Michigan prepare to work with Abdul El-Sayed despite lingering concerns
Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate win divides Jewish leaders as AJC Detroit calls his anti-Israel rhetoric a stain on the historic milestone.
Ben Shapiro
What the coverage shows
Both outlets center Jewish voters’ concerns around Abdul El-Sayed, but Fox News frames it as a report on Rabbi Aaron Starr discussing those concerns ahead of the midterms. Ben Shapiro’s Evening Wire mentions the same issue only as one item in a larger roundup, and uniquely adds claims about a “dubious” New York Times list of Jewish El-Sayed supporters and other election topics in Michigan, Alaska, and Texas.
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