Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris met in Michigan with leaders of the Muslim and Arab communities in the United States, The Times of Israel reported, citing Harris’ campaign headquarters.
According to the publication, she “listened to his views on the elections and conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, expressed concern about the extent of suffering in Gaza” and also “spoke about his efforts to end the war in the enclave.” , with the goal of keeping Israel safe, the hostages freed, the suffering in Gaza ended and the Palestinian people able to realize their right to dignity, freedom and self-determination.”
During the conversation, the vice president also “expressed concern about civilian casualties” in Lebanon. She “reaffirmed the administration’s position that ultimately a diplomatic solution is the best path to achieving stability and civil protection,” the newspaper reported.
