As the November election approaches, Rep. Ro Khanna has revealed that Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign is considering a 'new direction' for U.S.-Israel policy, particularly in light of the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Khanna emphasized the need for conditions on U.S. aid to Israel, citing the high death toll and ongoing hostage situation as urgent issues that necessitate a policy reassessment. Reports suggest that Harris's team is open to evaluating current strategies, with concerns that unconditional support may not be effective. This potential shift comes as the Biden administration prepares to address ongoing hostage negotiations and has recently announced significant humanitarian aid to Palestinians. Critics have pointed out that Harris's previous strong support for Israel may complicate her stance among certain voter groups. The evolving situation highlights the challenges faced by the Harris campaign as it navigates complex foreign policy dynamics ahead of the election.