As the Democratic National Convention takes place in Chicago, Chabad of Illinois has established a 'Chabad Hub' to provide resources such as kosher food, prayers, and mitzvah opportunities for Jewish attendees. This year, the convention is marked by significant tension regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict, with pro-Palestinian protests expected to draw tens of thousands outside the venue. Various groups, including the March on the DNC coalition, are rallying against U.S. support for Israel and demanding changes in U.S. policy, which reflects divisions within the Democratic Party itself. Notably, Vice President Kamala Harris faces scrutiny from both supporters and detractors concerning her stance on Israel, with some protesters threatening to withhold their votes if their demands are not met. Inside the convention, prominent Jewish figures will be present, but events directly addressing Jewish issues remain scarce. The situation underscores the ongoing complexities of Jewish representation and discourse within the Democratic Party amid rising tensions and activism surrounding Middle Eastern politics.