Arab American leaders urge Michigan to vote "uncommitted" and send message to Biden about Israel policy

Michigan community leaders are encouraging voters to select "uncommitted" in the Michigan primary elections, hoping to send a message to President Biden before November that they're unhappy with U.S. support for Israel in the conflict with Gaza. 

"The main push is Joe Biden's stance on the conflict taking place between Israel and Gaza," said Hussein Dabajeh, one of the organizers of the "Vote Uncommitted" movement.

"That's not who we voted into office. That's not who we helped elect," said Dabajeh. "That's not who over 150,000 Arab and Muslim voters in the state of Michigan voted for."