US Far-Right Weaponizes 'Inshallah' Against Abdul El-Sayed
The US far-right has weaponized the Arabic phrase 'inshallah' against Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, highlighting a broader trend of anti-Muslim sentiment in American politics. This incident also reflects Israel's waning political influence in the United States, as revealed by recent Democratic primaries.
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