Muslim voters in the U.S. are grappling with a difficult decision in the 2024 election, as they feel betrayed by President Biden's unwavering support for Israel amidst its bombardment of Gaza. Despite their disappointment with Biden, many are unsure about voting for former President Trump, who famously implemented a travel ban on predominantly Muslim nations during his time in office. Trump, who is currently leading his GOP rivals in polls, has also vowed to reinstate the travel ban if elected.

Biden has strongly backed Israel's right to defend itself, emphasizing the need to defeat Hamas. While he has urged Israel to take steps to limit civilian casualties, his siding with Israel has angered many Muslim voters.

This dilemma has left Muslim voters in a difficult position. Some are considering alternative candidates, such as Cornel West, a Harvard professor and critic of Israel, who is challenging Biden from the left. Others in key battleground states, like Michigan, feel hurt and betrayed by the Biden administration's unwavering support for Israel and may withhold their vote in the upcoming election.

The outcome remains uncertain as Muslim voters grapple with their options, knowing that their votes could significantly influence the results of the election.