As Vice President Kamala Harris prepares for a potential presidential run, discussions about her foreign policy approach highlight a potential departure from traditional Democratic strategies. Experts suggest Harris may favor a more critical stance towards U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia, advocating for human rights and accountability, which contrasts with President Biden's recent arms deals. In relation to Israel, she has signaled a willingness to increase pressure on the country regarding civilian protections in Gaza. Additionally, Harris's visibility in foreign policy has been emphasized by the White House, with administration officials noting her participation in key international discussions. Critics, particularly from the Trump camp, have sought to frame her as responsible for the Biden administration's foreign policy challenges. The continuity of U.S. foreign policy under a Harris presidency will likely reflect elements of Achesonianism and a focus on American military strength, while her unique stance on certain issues could redefine specific U.S. relationships.