Abdul El-Sayed seeks Democratic unity after divisive Michigan Senate primary
Jerusalem PostLater, El-Sayed devoted a chunk of his speech to ensuring the safety of Michigan’s Jews, still rattled by his equivocal reaction to an attack on a suburban Detroit synagogue earlier this year.
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