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Abdul El-Sayed Criticizes Israel's Lobbying and Iran's Energy Actions

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During a Senate debate, Abdul El-Sayed declined to name a single country as the greater threat to the United States, stating that both Israel and Iran have demonstrated dangerous conduct in different ways. El-Sayed criticized Israel for lobbying the United States to go to war with Iran, noting that Iran has responded by bombing countries and 'choking off the world’s energy supply'. He also stated he would not arm Israel following an Iranian attack.

From jpost.com, clevelandjewishnews.com

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The exchange highlights political tensions surrounding US foreign policy, military assistance to Israel, and the economic risks associated with Iran's energy actions. El-Sayed's remarks place the issue of America’s relationship with Israel and Iran directly into the political discourse.

From theyeshivaworld.com

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  1. El-Sayed critiques Israel's lobbying and addresses Iran's energy supply actions.1 source
  2. El-Sayed engaged in prolonged confrontation with Iran and debated Israel's threats to the US.1 source

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