This is how Alaa Mubarak commented on Abdul Rahman Al-Sayyed’s victory in the American elections

On Friday, Alaa Mubarak, son of former Egyptian President Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, commented on the victory of Democratic Senator Abdel Rahman Al-Sayyid in the US Senate elections for the state of Michigan, praising his statements and positions in support of Palestinian rights. Alaa Mubarak wrote in a post on his official account on the “X” platform, previously Twitter: “We agree or disagree with him, but in many of his speeches, Senator Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed’s words were not just political statements, but rather came through his eloquence and eloquence as a voice for the human conscience in a time when many were silent.”

Alaa Mubarak added: “He placed the pain and rights of the children of Gaza and the genocide that took place above all accounts, transcending the rigidity of traditional American political discourse. He always spoke about the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people and their right to establish a state,” he said.

Democrat Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed, a former public health official, defeated Republican candidate and former House member Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race. This represents a victory for the progressive wing of the Democratic Party in one of the electorally decisive states. Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed differs greatly from traditional politicians. At 42, he usually wears a tight V-neck shirt, a rubber-strap dive watch, jeans and dark sneakers.

Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed, whose family has Egyptian origins, entered history. He will become the country's first Muslim senator when he is sworn in next January. In a statement to the WDIV channel, which cooperates with the Ofoq News network, Al-Sayyid confirmed that the issue that is at the top of his priorities is preventing the implementation of cuts in the “Medicaid” health care program, which are the cuts included in the bill proposed by President Donald Trump.

Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed said: “I actually think that we will be able to get support from some Republicans, especially in rural communities, as many of them realize that this matter does not make sense, and that it must be addressed.”