Michigan Congresswoman Alyssa Slotkin, who is running for a US Senate seat in Michigan, discussed the impact of US foreign policy on her state. The issue of US support for Israel has stirred significant controversy in Michigan, a state with a large Arab, Muslim, and Jewish population. Slotkin emphasized the importance of maintaining dialogue and connections, even in the face of disagreements.
Slotkin highlighted the need for a negotiated ceasefire deal to address the ongoing conflict. She mentioned that a ceasefire proposal, supported by Israeli parties including far-right groups, is on the table. Slotkin noted that the decision now rests with Hamas on whether to accept the deal and end the suffering in Gaza.
Slotkin described the situation in Michigan as tumultuous due to the diverse population living together harmoniously. She stressed the significance of fostering understanding and communication among different communities in the state.
Slotkin expressed optimism about the potential for a negotiated ceasefire to bring about positive change in Michigan. She mentioned her discussions at the White House with negotiators, underlining the importance of reaching a resolution to the conflict.
