As the anniversary of the Hamas attack approaches, discussions among various community leaders are intensifying, particularly regarding its impact on the upcoming U.S. elections. Abby Pogrebin and Rabbi Dov Linzer engage in dialogue about the significance of the anniversary, while several rabbis from Detroit express their personal feelings about the war and its implications for voters. The situation remains complex for Democrats, who are cautious about alienating the Muslim vote amidst growing tensions. Voter sentiment in Michigan reflects the disruptions caused by the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, influencing how residents view their electoral choices as they approach early voting.