Dearborn Mayor Withdraws Support for Biden Over Israel-Gaza Conflict
Citing 'genocide' against Palestinians, Mayor Hammoud calls for Michigan voters to mark 'uncommitted' in primary.
- Dearborn Mayor Abdullah H. Hammoud withdraws support for President Biden over his handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict, citing a 'genocide' against Palestinians.
- Hammoud's decision is influenced by the ongoing war and its impact on Dearborn's large Muslim population, home to many Palestinian residents.
- The mayor urges Michigan voters to mark 'uncommitted' in the presidential primary to hold Biden accountable for his support of Israel.
- A significant drop in support for Biden among Michigan voters and Arab Americans is reported, with calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
- Hammoud emphasizes the importance of democracy and accountability, urging for the safe return of hostages and prisoners through a ceasefire.