Vice President Kamala Harris' staunch support for Israel amidst the ongoing Gaza conflict is prompting significant backlash from pro-Palestinian activists, leading to planned protests at her campaign events, including her debate against Donald Trump on September 10. Critics, including Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, argue that Harris is neglecting pro-Palestinian voices while firmly refusing to consider halting U.S. arms sales to Israel. Despite efforts to engage with Arab American and Muslim communities, activists express dissatisfaction, claiming Harris' position could fracture the Democratic coalition ahead of the 2024 election. Demonstrations are anticipated on college campuses and in major cities on October 7, the anniversary of the Hamas attack. Harris has faced interruptions during her speeches, with activists demanding accountability for U.S. policies regarding Israel and Palestine. The situation reflects a growing divide within the Democratic Party as Harris seeks to solidify her candidacy while navigating complex international issues.