In the NPR interview you also questioned US military aid to Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Pakistan. That's fair, and it's on the record.
Qatar didn't make your list. It has hosted Hamas's political office since 2012, and in May the US notified Congress of a proposed $4.01 billion Patriot missile sale to Doha.
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aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/9/…
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Qatar says Washington asked it to host that office for talks. Fine. If the rule is no weapons for governments mixed up in "the worst things," why does Qatar still get a pass? And if "war" is enough, do Ukraine and Taiwan lose American weapons too? xitter.gq/AbdulElSayed/status/21…
We need to stop selling weaponry to foreign governments that use it to do the worst things, including genocide and apartheid and war. npr.org/2026/11/04/nx-s1-602…
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Dr. @Nervana_1 says "politics" never appears in Islamic texts. I showed her Bukhari 3455: "كانت بنو إسرائيل تسوسهم الأنبياء"
Her answer: it's "governance, not politics." Then a joke about cavities in my teeth.
Lisan al-Arab, entry سوس:
"السوس: الرياسة... ساس الأمر سياسة: قام به... والوالي يسوس رعيته"
It cites that same hadith. Egypt's own Ministry of Awqaf defines siyasa with it too. And the same entry lists الساس as tooth decay.
سناني سليمة يا دكتورة، الحجة هي اللي مسوسة.
If governing people isn't politics, what is?
islamweb.net/ar/library/cont…سوس
awkafonline.gov.eg/content-s…السياسة
She doesn't like being exposed, so she blocks people who point out her idiocy!
The flooding is real, and civilians shouldn't be in wet tents. Fair.
Calling a winter storm "man-made genocide" skips the other half. There's a ceasefire. Hamas still hasn't disarmed, which even the Board of Peace said has made this worse.
If this is only Israel's doing, why does Hamas's end of the deal never make your posts?
Heavy winter floods in Gaza are devastating displaced families, flooding their tents. Children are freezing and dying. Hundreds of thousands have nowhere to sleep.
This is not a natural disaster. This is man-made genocide. Israel continues to block tents, shelters, and fuel from entering. They have concentrated 2 million people into dangerously flood-prone areas and have destroyed Gaza's sewage system.
We must force an end to this U.S.-backed genocide. Full arms embargo now.
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Flooded tents are a real crisis, and aid should go in. Even the Board of Peace said Israel's response was insufficient.
But a UN official telling countries to "break the siege" with ships skips the rest. There's a ceasefire. Hamas still hasn't disarmed, and it still hasn't returned all the hostage remains.
So is this a siege, or a stalled peace plan?
Israel must immediately open all Gaza crossings and let humanitarian aid in, starting with new tents and modular housing, clean water, nutrient-rich food, medicines. If by 9am tomorrow Israel still refuses, any principled leader would send humanitarian vessels to break the siege.
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Lina Attalah shouldn't be on trial for journalism. Fair.
But you're demanding Congress cut $1.5 billion to Egypt in the same week Cairo permanently listed the Muslim Brotherhood and designated 35 European groups, including Britain's MAB. In January the US already designated Egypt's Brotherhood chapter for supporting Hamas.
So is the problem authoritarianism, or only the governments that ban the Brotherhood?
Tomorrow, Lina Attalah stands trial in Egypt–simply for being a journalist. She’s the editor-in-chief of Mada Masr, the country’s leading independent media outlet, which the Egyptian government ordered to shut down.
Egypt must immediately release Lina and all detained journalists.
The new Democratic majority in Congress must reassess why we are sending this authoritarian government $1.5 billion in U.S. tax dollars annually.
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The "Palestinian resistance" you're cheering is Hamas. They didn't fight robots on Oct 7. They murdered civilians at a music festival and dragged hostages into those tunnels.
Now those same tunnels are the front line against Skynet?
So is Hamas a terror group, or the hero of a movie?
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Najaf Friday preacher Sadr al-Din al-Qubanchi (Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq), Nov 6:
"A Husseini youth like you, Zohran Mamdani, became mayor of New York... a son of the Husseini processions. Amazing!"
Same sermon, per Alsumaria: Islam is the "civilizational alternative."
White House lockdown today, with Trump inside. A driver crashed onto the Lafayette Park sidewalk and came out swinging at Secret Service and the National Guard. Minutes later, a second person jumped a barricade. Both were arrested, and MPD's bomb squad swept the car.
No name or motive yet. But we've seen this movie before.
Butler. West Palm Beach. Two attempts on Trump's life in one summer. And Democrats spent years calling him a "threat to democracy" and "Hitler," then acted surprised every time someone took them literally.
When they lose power, they don't reflect. They rage: lawfare in the courts, riots in the streets, and nonstop rhetoric that paints half the country as fascists. Today's driver may turn out to be just one more unhinged man. The climate he drove into is on their record.
So, Democrats: will you condemn this before you know the driver's party, or only after?
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Abdul Mohamed will take the oath in Jan of 2027!
They tell you the Quran oath is just tradition. Then ask why so many jihadists who swore allegiance to America ended up charged with terrorism. You can't swear to uphold the Constitution and also live by a reading of scripture that orders war on Christians and Jews. 🧵
8/ Europe, same story. A George Washington University study found 55% of jihadist attackers in the West from 2014 to 2022 were citizens of the country they attacked. In 2025, 347 of 486 terrorism arrests in the EU were jihadist.
extremism.gwu.edu/sites/g/fi…
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Habibi PAC? More like Allah Hasibi PAC (الله حسيبي) 😂
The man who campaigned on "I've never taken a dime of corporate money, and never will" registered a PAC with the FEC two days after winning. His own site says he wants to ban Super PACs and get money out of politics. Habibi, the money IS the politics now 🙄
A few questions for the Senator-elect:
1. You promised to be a "lion for LGBTQ+ rights." Will Habibi PAC fund LGBTQ+ candidates? Will you say that from the minbar of the Islamic Institute of America, where you spoke on Oct 30, and where Imam Qazwini has preached against homosexuality?
2. Will Habibi PAC refuse PAC checks? A leadership PAC can legally take $5,000 a year from each PAC. Pledge it now.
3. Michigan's new senator lists his PAC at a Los Angeles address. Michigan money or Hollywood money?
4. In 2012 you signed a statement urging Morsi to "purge the media and the police." Will Habibi PAC fund press freedom or press purges?
"JD, habibi" was cute. Come the next election, Michigan will be the one saying Allah hasibak 👇
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El-Sayed launches Habibi PAC
thehill.com/homenews/campaig…
Habibi PAC? More like Allah Hasibi PAC (الله حسيبي) 😂
The man who campaigned on "I've never taken a dime of corporate money, and never will" registered a PAC with the FEC two days after winning. His own site says he wants to ban Super PACs and get money out of politics. Habibi, the money IS the politics now 🙄
A few questions for the Senator-elect:
1. You promised to be a "lion for LGBTQ+ rights." Will Habibi PAC fund LGBTQ+ candidates? Will you say that from the minbar of the Islamic Institute of America, where you spoke on Oct 30, and where Imam Qazwini has preached against homosexuality?
2. Will Habibi PAC refuse PAC checks? A leadership PAC can legally take $5,000 a year from each PAC. Pledge it now.
3. Michigan's new senator lists his PAC at a Los Angeles address. Michigan money or Hollywood money?
4. In 2012 you signed a statement urging Morsi to "purge the media and the police." Will Habibi PAC fund press freedom or press purges?
"JD, habibi" was cute. Come the next election, Michigan will be the one saying Allah hasibak 👇
docquery.fec.gov/pdf/896/202…
FROM “JD, HABIBI” TO “HABIBI PAC”!
Michigan Senator-elect Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is making headlines again, just days after his historic victory!
According to The Hill, El-Sayed has launched HABIBI PAC, a new political action committee designed to raise funds and support Democratic allies.
The name carries a fascinating political backstory.
During his victory speech, El-Sayed famously addressed Vice President JD Vance:
“JD, habibi!”
He then joked about the delicious irony of Vance being constitutionally obligated to swear him into the Senate.
Now, the same Arabic word, meaning “my dear” or “my beloved,” has become the name of his political action committee.
El-Sayed, who faced attacks over his Muslim identity throughout the campaign, is set to become America's first Muslim U.S. senator.
His victory was historic. His next chapter is already taking shape.
From breaking barriers to building political influence, Habibi PAC marks another milestone in El-Sayed's remarkable political journey.**
And perhaps the most memorable part?
They attacked his identity.
He embraced it. Now he's putting “HABIBI” on the political map!
Source: The Hill, November 6, 2026.












