Person-topic record

Andrew Kolvet on Israel and Zionism

A sourced history of statements and actions associated with this topic.

Disputes concerning Israel, Zionism, and their relationship to Jewish identity and political advocacy.

Scope: Distinguishes criticism of Israeli policy, opposition to Zionism, and claims about Jewish people while documenting where participants dispute those boundaries.

Counts document individual events. They do not assign an overall position.

Distinct documented events

Position history

2 events on this page · Inclusive range: August 25, 2026–August 31, 2026

2 matching events · Inclusive range: August 25, 2026–August 31, 2026

2 total published events · Inclusive range: August 25, 2026–August 31, 2026

August 31, 2026Condemned
Addressed record
El-Sayed's cycle-of-violence framing rationalized the antisemitic attack or improperly shifted explanatory responsibility toward Israel and Jews.
“Michigan CANNOT afford to elect a guy like Sayed.”
Speaker capacity
Turning Point USA spokesperson and political media host
Editorial rationale
The authored post expressly endorsed criticism centered on El-Sayed's Temple Israel response and urged electoral rejection.
Archived Andrew Kolvet reaction to El-Sayed (opens in a new tab)
Third-party public social archive preserving Kolvet's authored post adopting JD Vance's criticism of El-Sayed. The original X permalink was not recovered.

View context Abdul El-Sayed's cycle of violence framing after the Temple Israel attack

August 25, 2026Condemned

Addressed record

Piker’s passage was antisemitic.

“this guy openly salivates when it comes to political violence. And here he is attacking another Jewish Democrat.”

Speaker capacity: Host, The Charlie Kirk Show
Editorial rationale: The statement is a direct moral condemnation that frames the passage as hostile and violence-adjacent.

The Charlie Kirk Show: El-Sayed’s Mask-Off Moment00:25:28–00:30:09

Transcript archive of Kolvet’s discussion of Piker and the disputed passage.

View context Hasan Piker’s remarks about American Jews, Israel, and antisemitic violence