AIPAC, Gaza dominate Michigan Senate debate as El-Sayed attacks rivals, McMorrow rejects funding, Stevens defends ties
Three candidates for Michigan's US Senate seat clashed in a clergy-hosted debate in Detroit, with AIPAC influence and the war on Gaza repeatedly surfacing. Abdul El-Sayed criticized rivals over ties to AIPAC, while Mallory McMorrow said she will not accept its funding. Rep. Haley Stevens defended her support.
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