A pro-El-Sayed political ad has ignited backlash for alleging that Israel is responsible for rising grocery prices, with critics labeling the claim as a "case study in antisemitism." The advertisement, which draws a direct link between Israel and economic hardship, has prompted strong reactions from advocacy groups and lawmakers. Supporters of the candidate have yet to address the controversy, leaving the ad’s intent and accuracy under scrutiny. The debate highlights growing tensions over rhetoric in political campaigns and its potential to fuel divisive discourse.
Pro-Abdul El-Sayed ad sparks fury with claim Israel to blame for high grocery prices: 'Case study in antisemitism' New York Post
