A notable shift among Arab-American and Muslim voters is emerging, with many disillusioned by the U.S. stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict, leading them to favor Green Party candidate Jill Stein over Democrat Kamala Harris. In key battleground states like Michigan, 40% of Muslim voters prefer Stein, raising concerns about Harris' electoral viability. This trend reflects a broader decline in Democratic support among these communities compared to the 2020 election. Additionally, the upcoming presidential election is viewed as crucial for the future of U.S. democracy, with calls for active voter participation to ensure integrity in the electoral process. While international perspectives vary, certain groups, like some in the Syrian opposition, are leaning towards Trump based on anticipated foreign policy positions. The Arab-American vote's influence in the election highlights the shifting dynamics and potential consequences for the Democratic party amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.