Trump and Harris Court Michigan Voters with Middle East Peace Promises

Both candidates seek to win over Jewish and Arab communities by addressing the Israel-Hamas conflict and pledging peace efforts.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris both visited Michigan, a key swing state, to promise efforts toward ending conflicts in the Middle East, including the war in Gaza.
Trump received an endorsement from Arab-American leaders in Dearborn, Michigan, despite his strong pro-Israel stance during his presidency.
Harris has faced criticism from pro-Palestinian activists but continues to emphasize her commitment to peace and security for both Israelis and Palestinians.
Jewish voters traditionally support Democrats, but recent tensions over U.S. policy towards Israel have created opportunities for Republicans to attract Jewish support.
Prominent figures like Bernie Sanders and Barack Obama are urging voters to support Harris, highlighting concerns about Trump's past policies and associations.