Stevens and El-Sayed clash over Israel ad before Detroit rally

Representative Haley Stevens and Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed traded public criticism on Friday, escalating tensions between the two Democrats just days before a planned joint rally in Detroit. Stevens, who lost to El-Sayed in the August primary, demanded that El-Sayed formally condemn an advertisement from an outside progressive group that she described as antisemitic. The ad, produced by Rebellion PAC, suggests that Israel and the war in Gaza are driving up grocery prices for Michigan families.

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