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Amr Adib praises El-Sayed on Trump and AIPAC stance
American doctor of Egyptian origin, Abdelrahman El-Sayyed, has won the Democratic Party's nomination for the U.S. Senate election in Michigan after his success in the primaries. This positions him to potentially become the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate. Mr. El-Sayyed, 41 years old, was born in Michigan to a migrant Egyptian family. He boasts an impressive academic record, having graduated from the University of Michigan, earned a medical degree from Columbia University, and holds a degree from Oxford University. His progressive political platform includes expanding healthcare, reducing living costs, and criticizing U.S. military support for Israel, while advocating for Palestinian and Israeli rights. El-Sayyed is supported by prominent figures within the Democratic Party's progressive wing. If he wins the upcoming general election in November, he could achieve a historic milestone by representing Muslims in the U.S. Senate for the first time.
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