Adam Hisham Hamawy wins a crowded 12-way Democratic primary in New Jersey, positioning him to seek a congressional seat as the party’s nominee. Multiple reports say Hamawy, a plastic surgeon, has faced scrutiny because of prior ties to Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, a cleric convicted in connection with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. One outlet reports that Hamawy testified in support of Abdel Rahman, while another describes him as having testified for the cleric. The reports characterize the election as competitive and note that Hamawy secures the Democratic primary victory despite the earlier controversy. Both accounts focus on the same central points: Hamawy’s primary win and his past involvement connected to Abdel Rahman. The coverage does not provide additional details about his campaign platform or the broader political context beyond the election result and the previously reported testimony. Hamawy’s next steps would include the general election, but neither report indicates specific opponents or timing.