Abdul el Sayed apologizes to Michigan Jews for synagogue attack statement

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed apologized to Jewish voters for a statement made in March regarding a Hezbollah-inspired attack on a synagogue. He expressed regret if his words caused pain, stating it was not his intention. The controversy stemmed from his video statement, ‘hurt people hurt people,’ made after an Islamic terrorist drove a truck into Temple Israel.

• Abdul el Sayed, Michigan Democratic Senate nominee, apologized to Jewish voters.
• The apology was for a statement made in March about a synagogue attack.
• El Sayed’s statement, ‘hurt people hurt people,’ drew criticism.
• The attack involved a rifle-wielding Islamic terrorist driving a truck into Temple Israel synagogue.
• The FBI labeled the incident a ‘targeted act of violence’.
• No one was harmed during the synagogue incident.