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Supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential bid largely defended her when requested to outline the Democratic nominee’s stance on the Israel-Hamas battle.
Harris and her working mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, held a marketing campaign rally Friday in Arizona, adopted by one other Saturday in neighboring Nevada.
At Harris’ Glendale, Arizona, rally, Angela from Arizona defended Harris, including that each side of the aisle ought to agree that Hamas is the most important downside.
“First of all, she’s married to a Jewish guy,” Angela stated. “She is for humanity — period.
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“Whatever facet of the coin you’re on, and never solely that, it was Hamas — these are the unhealthy individuals doing stuff to individuals, not the Palestinians [who are] attempting to outlive.”
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris is pictured in front of the White House. (Getty Images)
Angela said Harris wants to make sure Palestinian civilians are kept safe, adding that Israel rightly has an “Iron Dome” defense system.
“Even although we’ve got completely different ethnic backgrounds and completely different ideologies of our faith, it is one race, one humankind,” she said.
On Saturday, Ashlyn from Las Vegas said Harris understands that what is going on in Gaza is a “full atrocity,” adding “a cease-fire has to occur now.”
“I feel that she’s going to be very sensible, ensuring that it occurs diplomatically, whether or not that is extra progressive or extra average, I do not know,” she said.
Ashlyn said the issue is so controversial it must be faced from a moderate perspective with the hope of a “progressive” outcome.
“I belief she will be able to do this as a result of she’s been listening to her voters,” she added.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses a joint meeting of Congress in the chamber of the House of Representatives at the U.S. Capitol July 24, 2024, in Washington, D.C. (Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Farther along the line outside the Thomas & Mack Center at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, Graydon said Harris is taking a more pro-Israel stance.
As for voters who may take issue with that, he suggested, it is important to contrast Harris’ position with that of former President Trump.
“Each facet clearly could have its faults, but it surely [will] result in a greater finish to the battle by voting for Harris,” he said.
At Friday’s rally near Phoenix, R.J., who hails from the Grand Canyon State, spoke out about both the Israel-Gaza conflict and the border and where Harris stands on each.
R.J. said she has heard Harris speak in a way that suggests she wants a “two-state answer” and that the current vice president is only the latest top official to try to forge peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.
On the border issue, R.J. dismissed claims Harris was ever named “border czar” and defended the nominee against Republicans’ claims she has not acted to blunt the crisis.
“Harris has crossed the border,” she said. “She went into international locations and had conversations in regards to the fundamental points there. ‘Why are individuals leaving your nation the way in which they’re and coming [to the U.S.]?’ And they labored on these points, which is what she is meant to be doing.”
Scott Kirkland, from Henderson, Nev., was in line Saturday to see Harris in nearby Las Vegas.
Pro-Israel supporters outside NYU’s Stern School of Business in Manhattan, N.Y. (Julia Bonavita/Fox News Digital)
Asked to define and speak on Harris’ Israel-Gaza approach, Kirkland said she has put forth a position of moderation.
“What’s actually taking place there’s that you simply’re beginning to see battle crimes creep in on the a part of the Israeli authorities, and significantly with the IDF, and significantly within the case of indiscriminate bombing of most of the places within the Palestinian space,” Kirkland said.
“Do I imagine that Hamas is a terrorist group? Most actually.
“Kidnapping … is pure criminal behavior. So, is there room for improvement on both sides? Yes. Do I believe that Kamala’s position is a legitimate one? I do.”
On Friday, a rallygoer in Phoenix stated she was the primary Jewish superintendent of Peoria, Arizona, faculties.
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“I broke that ceiling,” she stated. “[Harris] is pro-Israel. She has done everything pro-Israel, but these babies in Palestine who are getting killed. They have to be looked out for too.”
The lady additionally famous Harris’ marriage to second gentleman Douglas Emhoff, who’s Jewish.
Another Harris supporter in Phoenix, when requested to outline Harris’ stance on the battle, stated solely, “They both should stop fighting.”
