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  1. The Democratic Senate nomination contest is underway, alongside Trump rallies in Michigan and the impact of the Iran war on Republican chances.
  2. Abdul El-Sayed contests the Michigan Senate nomination, facing political criticism and scrutiny over comments regarding Iran's supreme leader.
  3. Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan Senate candidate, has been linked to Hezbollah and discussed attacks inspired by the group.

While campaigning, Abdul El-Sayed faced scrutiny after the FBI linked a recent synagogue attack to Hezbollah, prompting Dana Nessel to criticize his response.

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While campaigning, Abdul El-Sayed faced scrutiny after the FBI linked a recent synagogue attack to Hezbollah, prompting Dana Nessel to criticize his response.

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  1. A radical Muslim from Dearborn is involved in an incident linked to Hezbollah and Abdul El-Sayed.Sub-event
  2. Scrutiny intensifies over El-Sayed's stance on Israel aid and alleged links to attack motives.1 source
  3. Nessel criticized El-Sayed's comments on an attack on August 30.1 source
  4. Nessel criticized El-Sayed over his response to a synagogue attack tied to Hezbollah by the FBI.1 source

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