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Abdul El-Sayed welcomes Trump's plan to cut Israel aid, calls for end to arms sales
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed made history in Michigan, defeating Republican Mike Rogers to become the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate as his party reclaimed control of Congress.
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party → welcome → Congress
The 42-year-old former public health official campaigned on lowering costs, Medicare for All and getting corporate money out of politics.
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official → campaign → politics
Rogers, backed by President Trump, repeatedly attacked El-Sayed over his Muslim faith and opposition to U.S. military aid to Israel.
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Rogers → back → Israel
But Israel and the war in Gaza became a defining fault line in the race.
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Israel → become → race
Haley Stevens, whom El-Sayed defeated in the Democratic primary, endorsed Rogers just days before the election amid a bitter dispute over Israel.
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Sayed → defeat → Israel
After a campaign marked by heated disagreements over Israel, El-Sayed now finds himself on the same side of an issue as Trump.
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The president announced plans to end roughly $4 billion in annual military aid to Israel by the end of the year, though he offered no details on how the cuts would work.
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Speaking to Morning Edition after his victory, El-Sayed welcomed the proposal.
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"I think the president is actually right on this policy," he said.
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"I'd also like to see us stop selling weaponry that gets used to do the worst things, including genocide and apartheid, to Israel."
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that → like → Israel
The U.S. provides Israel with $3.8 billion in annual military aid under an agreement that runs through 2028.
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His argument goes beyond Israel.
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El-Sayed also questioned U.S. military support for Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Pakistan, saying American tax dollars should be spent at home.
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Winning Michigan's Senate seat, however, doesn't mean every division within his party has disappeared.
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During a visit to Michigan before the election, NPR's Michel Martin heard concerns about El-Sayed from some Jewish and Black voters.
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Martin → hear → voters
Asked whether he still had work to do to win their support, El-Sayed said the election results challenged that narrative.
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results → ask → narrative
There's always more conversations to have," he said.
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The digital version was edited by Treye Green.
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