The upcoming US election sees a notable shift in support among Arab and Muslim voters, with recent polls indicating that Donald Trump holds an advantage over Kamala Harris in key demographics. Inside the Harris campaign, efforts are being made to recapture the trust of these communities, many of whom feel alienated due to perceived inaction on vital issues, particularly surrounding the Gaza conflict. Harris faces significant discontent, with groups of Arab American voters openly expressing dissatisfaction with her stance on foreign policy and the ongoing war in the Middle East, leading to a burgeoning movement to abandon her candidacy. Activists warn that the disillusionment among Arab Americans, once crucial to Democratic victories, could potentially hand an electoral advantage to Trump. As the election approaches, the divides deepen, with discussions on the impact of U.S. foreign policy on domestic voting behavior gaining increasing prominence.