A Republican-aligned super PAC, Future Coalition PAC, is running targeted advertisements in Michigan, particularly in areas with significant Arab American and Muslim populations, to highlight Vice President Kamala Harris's pro-Israel stance and her husband Doug Emhoff's Jewish faith. The ads, which have aired since early September, aim to sway these voters away from supporting Harris by portraying her as unsympathetic to Palestinian concerns, while also invoking antisemitic tropes of dual loyalty. Despite the ads appearing celebratory, they are interpreted as a strategic effort to exploit ongoing tensions related to the Israel-Hamas conflict and deepen divisions within the Democratic coalition. The PAC has spent nearly $60,000 on these ads, with a focus on regions like Dearborn and Hamtramck, known for their Arab American communities. As the political landscape intensifies, these ads reflect the complex navigation of identity politics amid rising antisemitism and discontent within the electorate. This advertising campaign underscores the challenges faced by the Biden administration in balancing support for Israel with addressing the concerns of Arab and Muslim voters.