ElBaradei comments on the "unprecedented denigration of Islam and Muslims" as a tool to win elections or immigration policies

The former Egyptian Vice President and former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, commented on the “unprecedented denigration” against Islam and Muslims and its exploitation in election campaigns or supporting policies such as immigration, whether in the United States of America or Europe. This came in a blog post by ElBaradei on his page on the

It seems we never learn!" ElBaradei's post comes at a time when the midterm elections in the United States of America are witnessing a wave of attacks in which the argument advanced by Republicans against the election of Abdul Rahman Al-Sayyid to the Senate almost amounts - in a dangerous way - to saying: "Do not vote for him because he is a Muslim,” according to what Uofuk News Network colleague Stephen Collinson described in an opinion article. Collinson highlighted that the vitriolic speech directed against the Democratic candidate in the state of Michigan is considered among the most discriminatory speeches - in fact Some describe it as fanaticism - in any modern election, it seems that the goal pursued by US President Donald Trump, Republican Party candidate Mike Rogers, and even Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno is clear: to portray Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed as “un-American” and unfit to hold public office, in a pivotal election race that may determine which party will have the majority in the Senate.