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Michigan’s senator-elect, Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, criticized Washington’s funding of Israel and arms sales to it, calling for both to end. He stressed that opposing the Israeli government’s policies does not mean being antisemitic. He backed President Donald Trump’s move to halt annual military aid, estimated at about $4 billion starting in 2027, but said ending aid alone would not be enough while arms sales continued. El-Sayed won the November 3 election, becoming the first Muslim elected to the Senate, and is due to take office in January 2027. Meanwhile, the military agreement between Washington and Tel Aviv runs through September 2028 and provides for $3.8 billion a year.
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