Muslims from America and Palestine.

Should I say anything? Should I just let the viewers watch the videos? I am grateful to this OpEd from Ronald Brownstein titled: Michigan Could Be Progressives’ Biggest Prize — and Regret. In it he says the following:

El-Sayed is a smoother speaker and a more engaging campaigner but regularly descends into arrogance and condescension. (He said in an interview released this week that, with Stevens, AIPAC “picked, like, literally the least capable candidate in America.”). Since I don’t have X.com I couldn’t hear the sound. So I looked up a longer YouTube video.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2026-08-03/in-michigan-an-el-sayed-win-over-stevens-could-backfire-on-the-left?srnd=phx-opinion

Yesterday because of the drone post, also from Bloomberg, I had been trying to listen to Atef Abu Saif. He has a slight accent and is soft spoken, therefore sometimes difficult to hear. I won’t provide any commentary.

Below is an interview about Palestine from 12 years ago. 12 years ago, Atef had written a paper about drones and the psychological effects of drone sounds on children.

Here’s is a more recent interview on Chris Hedges Network. Clearly older. Still soft spoken. Now for giggles after having watched both these videos of Atef, watch the interview with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed again.