Former President Donald Trump’s efforts to court Arab Americans are making inroads, with some expressing confidence he could achieve a two-state solution.

A major fissure was exposed within the Democratic Party with the onset of the war in Gaza, the bloodiest round of fighting in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since Israel’s independence in 1948. Arabs and Muslims in the United States have grown increasingly bitter with the Biden-Harris administration, with many in the historic Democratic demographic vowing not to support the ticket in November if it doesn’t change course on its support for Israel. Some Republicans have seen an opportunity and made increasing efforts to win the demographic over.

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