Mideast conflict looms over US presidential race as Harris and...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : Among Republicans, about 8 in 10 say Trump would be better.
70% : About 4 in 10 registered voters say Trump would do a better job, and a similar share say that about Harris.
55% : Trump, meanwhile, in recent days has participated in interviews with Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya and Lebanese outlet MTV, where he promised to bring about peace and said "things will turn out very well" in Lebanon.
18% : "If Kamala gets four more years, the Middle East will spend the next four decades going up in flames, and your kids will be going off to War, maybe even a Third World War, something that will never happen with President Donald J. Trump in charge," Trump posted.
17% : "That´s what people are saying when they´re asked the question, 'Isn´t Trump going to be worse?´
16% : But Harris aides and allies also are frustrated with what they see as Trump largely getting a pass on some of his unpredictable foreign policy statements.
16% : "To say to Arab Americans, 'Trump is going to be worse´ - what is worse than having members of your family killed?" said Rima Meroueh, director of the National Network for Arab American Communities.
14% : "For our Country´s sake, and for your kids, Vote Trump for PEACE!"Harris' position is particularly awkward because as vice president she is tethered to President Joe Biden´s foreign policy decisions even as she´s tried to strike a more empathetic tone to all parties.

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