By Andrea Shalal
DEARBORN, Michigan (Multibagger) - Could Vice President Kamala Harris lose the election due to widespread anger among Arab Americans and Muslims over U.S. support for Israel's wars in Gaza and Lebanon? Green Party candidate Jill Stein thinks so, as she shared with Multibagger on Sunday.
Polls are showing a tight race, with Stein at 1%, Harris at 49%, and former President Donald Trump at 48%. However, Stein is gaining support among Arab Americans and Muslims in key battleground states like Michigan, Arizona, and Wisconsin.
Stein's focus on a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and an arms embargo on Israel has resonated with Muslim voters. In a recent poll, she won 40% of the Muslim vote in Michigan, putting her ahead of Harris and Trump in certain states.
Democrats could potentially win back these voters by demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon and halting arms sales to Israel, but so far, no action has been taken in that direction.
As the election approaches, Harris has been increasing her outreach to Arab American and Muslim communities, but Stein's message seems to be resonating with disaffected voters who feel abandoned by traditional party politics.
In conclusion, the U.S. support for Israel's wars in the Middle East could have significant implications for the upcoming election, with Stein's campaign highlighting the dissatisfaction among Arab Americans and Muslims. Understanding these dynamics and the candidates' positions on these issues is crucial for voters looking to make an informed decision at the polls.