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Harris Campaign Runs Contradictory Ads to Appeal to Jewish and Arab Voters Amid Middle East Conflict

The Harris campaign targets Jewish voters in Pennsylvania and Arab voters in Michigan with conflicting messages related to the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict.

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Updated: Nov 2nd, 2024, 7:53 PM ET

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Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign is attempting to secure support from Jewish voters in Pennsylvania and Arab-American voters in Michigan with contrasting messages regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict. Ads in Pennsylvania affirm Harris's commitment to Israel's security, while those in Michigan express solidarity with Gaza's civilians. This dual strategy highlights the challenges within the Democratic Party as it seeks to unite different voter blocs amid rising tensions over the Middle East situation, complicating the campaign landscape ahead of the election.

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