Abdul El-Sayed Defended 'Friend' Jailed for Funding Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood in Since-Deleted Substack Article
In a 2021 article on a since-deleted Substack account, the left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed defended a man he described as his "friend" after he was jailed for funding the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood. The man, Mohamed Solt
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In a 2021 article on a since-deleted Substack account, the left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed defended a man he described as his "friend" after he was jailed for funding the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood. The man, Mohamed Soltan, is the son of a senior Muslim Brotherhood official who called to kill "those Zionists" and argued for "obliterating America." The post Abdul El-Sayed Defended 'Friend' Jailed for Funding Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood in Since-Deleted Substack Article appeared first on .
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