No WORDS: Sounds INSANE but It's True — Abdul El-Sayed MUST Answer for His Ties to ACTUAL Terrorism

Sam J. | 1:45 PM on August 18, 2026

Wouldya' LOOK at that?

Looks like Michigan’s shiny new progressive Senate hopeful, the one pitching Medicare for All and defunding the police vibes, has a family résumé that includes mom’s stint at a “charity” the feds later labeled a terror piggy bank for Osama bin Laden (yes, THE Osama bin Laden), the Taliban, and Hamas.

No wonder his half-sister is such a flaming nutball.

The NRSC just dropped the receipts on Abdul El-Sayed’s maternal side hustle from the late ’90s and early 2000s, and suddenly that whole “first Muslim senator” narrative feels a tad more complicated than the campaign ads let on.

🚨INSANE: Abdul El-Sayed’s mother worked for a TERROR GROUP that directly funded Osama bin Laden, the Taliban, and Hamas. pic.twitter.com/0MKyXd9Vk5
— Senate Republicans (@NRSC) August 18, 2026

You'd think something like this would be disqualifying, yes? Especially since she was with the charity at the time of 9/11? That her group raised money for Osama bin Laden? Does Abdul really think we won't see a connection here? She is his mom, FFS. It's not like she wasn't at home sharing her ideas with her family.

Yikes.

So much yikes.

All the yikes, in fact.

From the midwesterner.news:

Jacqueline El-Sayed married El-Sayed’s father, Mohamed El-Sayed, not long after he immigrated to the U.S. in the early 1980s with Fatten Fathy Elkomy, the U.S. Senate candidate’s birth mother.
“They ended up getting divorced,” El-Sayed said of his birth parents during a 2017 speech before the Islamic Foundation. “And my mother, she remarried a gentleman who was working as a translator in the Middle East and moved back to the Middle East.”
From 1999 through at least 2004, Elkomy worked for the Islamic American Relief Agency, also known as the Islamic African Relief Agency, which operated over 40 offices throughout the world ostensibly focused on health care, orphans, and disadvantaged people in areas of conflict.
In October 2004, the U.S. Department of Treasury designated the worldwide network, along with five senior officials, as an organization supporting terrorism, including support for Osama Bin Laden, the mastermind behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks carried out by al-Qaeda that killed nearly 3,000 Americans.