YouTuber Ms. Rachel Donates to Anti-Israel Senate Candidate
Kids YouTuber Ms. Rachel reportedly donated $3,000 to the US Senate campaign of Abdul El Sayed, described as an anti-Israel candidate.

New York, NY, July 25, 2026 —
Rachel Accurso, known to millions of children as “Ms. Rachel” from the popular YouTube channel “Songs for Littles,” has reportedly made a campaign donation to Abdul El Sayed, a candidate for the U.S. Senate who has been described as anti-Israel.
Reports indicate that Accurso contributed $3,000 to El Sayed’s campaign. El Sayed is running for a Senate seat and has been characterized by some sources as holding anti-Israel positions.
The exact details surrounding the donation, including the specific date it was made or whether it was a personal or business contribution, were not immediately available. Similarly, information regarding the campaign’s acknowledgment of the donation or any public statements made by either party concerning the contribution was not provided in the available details.
Abdul El Sayed’s platform and stated political positions are a key aspect of his candidacy. The description of him as an “anti-Israel candidate” pertains to his stance on policies and actions related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Ms. Rachel, whose real name is Rachel Accurso, gained widespread popularity through her educational and engaging content for young children on YouTube. Her channel “Songs for Littles” features songs, rhymes, and interactive lessons designed for toddlers and preschoolers.
This reported donation places Accurso in the realm of political campaign contributions. The amount of $3,000 is a significant contribution to a political campaign. Further details regarding the specifics of the donation and its context within El Sayed’s campaign are not available.
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