Apologizing Too Little, Too Late Abdul El Sayed's apology for his comments following the Michigan synagogue attack in March raises more questions than it answers.
He has been accused of downplaying the severity of the attack and justifying the perpetrator's actions by referencing an Israeli airstrike that killed four relatives.
This controversy is not new but rather a culmination of El Sayed's association with far left commentators like Hasan Piker, who have been accused of antisemitism.