The critical question this election raises is whether American Jews still have a secure future in the U.S., or if domestic politics will begin to mirror the exceptional, double standards that have long been demanded of the Jewish state globally. Dr. Alex Grobman | Published: Nov 4, 2026 Click Image to Enlarge. Image created via AI. On election night, Abdul El-Sayed celebrated his victory in Michigan’s Senate race by telling supporters that American money should not be spent on “apartheid or genocide or war.” The incoming senator, who has accused Israel of genocide and opposed American military aid to the … Continue reading The Democrat’s victory and the new politics of Jewish vulnerability