Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed issued a formal apology to the Jewish Democratic community following backlash over his response to a synagogue attack near Detroit. His initial statement, which included the phrase 'hurt people hurt people,' was perceived as insensitive by Jewish voters and community leaders. The apology represents an attempt to address concerns about his sensitivity regarding antisemitic violence and strengthen his relationship with an important Democratic constituency ahead of the election.

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