Michigan Democrat leaders join Nonnegotiable campaign pressuring El-Sayed on Jewish safety, Israel
Nonnegotiable Michigan emphasized that the initiative is an invitation for candidates to engage with Jewish voters, not an ultimatum.
Seventeen Michigan Jewish Democratic leaders have joined the Nonnegotiable campaign, pressuring Democratic Senate nominee Dr. Abdul El-Sayed to affirm commitments on Jewish safety, identity, and Israeli statehood. The coalition includes elected officials, party leaders, and activists who have expressed frustration over El-Sayed's lack of response to their requests for engagement.
The campaign centers on five core commitments, including affirming the nonnegotiable safety of Jewish people, recognizing their right to define their identities, supporting Jewish sovereignty in Israel, welcoming their full participation in American politics, and providing a better future for the Middle East. The organizers urge El-Sayed to explicitly state his stance on the safety of Zionist Jews and his views on Israeli sovereignty and self-governance, as well as to reject any rhetoric that stigmatizes or incites violence against Jewish Michiganders.
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