Michigan Senate Candidates Clash Over Hamas Attack Response A debate between Michigan U.S. Senate candidates took a turn for the worse when Democratic candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed accused his opponent, Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI), of using the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack in Israel for 'political theater'. Rogers listed the atrocities committed during the attack, while El-Sayed's response was met with criticism for not taking the issue seriously enough. A debate between Michigan U.S. Senate candidates took place on Thursday night. During the debate, Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI) listed the atrocities committed by Hamas in the October 7 terrorist attack in Israel. He described the horrific events, including the cutting off of women's breasts and the murder of children in ovens. Democratic candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed then interrupted Rogers, claiming he had condemned the attack. El-Sayed accused Rogers of engaging in 'political theater' by bringing up the attack.El-Sayed Medical Credentials And October 7 ResponseHowever, it was later reported that while El-Sayed holds a medical degree, he has no experience as a licensed medical doctor. After the debate, El-Sayed refused to answer an MSNOW reporter's question about why he declined to make a public statement on October 7 regarding the attack. El-Sayed's lack of response has raised questions about his stance on the issue and whether he is using the attack for political gain.The debate has sparked a heated discussion about the two candidates' views on the attack and their ability to address the issue in a serious and respectful manner.