As the U.S. elections draw near, Arab-American voters are facing significant turmoil regarding their support for presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, largely influenced by the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Key groups like the Arab American PAC have publicly refused to endorse either candidate, criticizing their support for Israel amidst rising violence. Many young and pro-Palestinian voters express dissatisfaction with Harris, feeling she has not adequately addressed their concerns, leading to a potential shift of support towards Trump. The situation has sparked discussions about the potential impact on the elections, especially in battleground states like Michigan, where Arab-American Democrats feel divided and unrepresented. As calls grow for a reevaluation of support, questions linger on whether this discontent will significantly influence voter turnout and preferences.