Muslim and Arab voters in the U.S. are increasingly shifting their support from Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris to Green Party candidate Jill Stein, largely due to frustrations over U.S. policies regarding Israel's actions in Gaza. A recent CAIR poll indicates that Stein leads Harris among Muslim voters in key battleground states like Michigan, Arizona, and Wisconsin, with Harris trailing significantly. This shift poses a potential threat to Harris's chances in the upcoming election, as Muslim voters, who historically supported Democrats, express discontent with what they perceive as neglect of their concerns, especially regarding foreign policy and civil rights. Harris has publicly called for an end to the conflict and endorsed a two-state solution but has faced criticism for her campaign's refusal to reconsider U.S. arms shipments to Israel. Activist Susan Abulhawa's call for voters to prioritize self-respect over party loyalty has resonated with many dissatisfied voters. Overall, this growing support for Stein could impact the dynamics in critical swing states as the election approaches.