The antisemitic Muslim senator celebrated his victory: "From the river to the sea"

Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim senator elected to the U.S. Senate, attended a conference in Virginia alongside left-wing activists and Islamist elements. The event featured chants of "From the river to the sea" and demands to halt military aid to Israel. El-Sayed declined to confirm intentions to run for president.

The first and antisemitic Muslim senator Abdul El-Sayed participated in the summit conference of the Arab American Foundation in Virginia, where he was greeted with cheers alongside communist left-wing activists and radical Islamist elements. The event featured explicit chants for the elimination of Israel "from the river to the sea," maps denying the existence of the state were displayed, and demands were made to halt military aid to Jerusalem. The foundation's chairman, Issam Andoni, presented El-Sayed as someone who "destroyed" the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC. El-Sayed himself adopted a tough line against the existing world order and attacked the funding of weapons to Israel, but declined to confirm intentions to run for president and stated that he intends to focus on his Senate term.

The antisemitic Muslim senator celebrated his victory: "From the river to the sea"