Trump‍‍`s peace promise: A new hope for the Middle East?

Donald Trump, the Republican candidate for the upcoming U.S. presidential election, says he wants to bring peace to the Middle East. 

At a campaign event in Dearborn, Michigan, on Friday, he spoke to a crowd that included many Arab-American voters. Trump said he believes peace can be achieved, especially in Lebanon and Palestine.

Local resident Albert Abbas attended the event and shared his concerns. 

He criticized the current U.S. government for failing to address humanitarian issues in the region. "Palestine is being erased. We cannot stay silent," he said. 

Abbas urged Trump to help stop the violence.

In the past, Trump had encouraged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take strong actions, but now he is trying to connect with Arab-Americans by saying, "We should solve our issues. We want peace. We want peace in the world." This shift in his message could help him gain support from this community as the election approaches.

The presidential election will take place on November 5. 

Trump and his opponent, Kamala Harris, are working hard to win over voters, especially in important swing states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. 

Early voting has already started in many states, with over a million people having voted in North Carolina alone.

Polls show that Trump and Harris are neck-and-neck in the race. Trump has also received support from famous figures like Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla. 

Musk‍‍`s backing might attract younger voters and those interested in technology.

As the election date gets closer, both candidates are focusing on key issues such as healthcare, immigration, and foreign policy, with the situation in the Middle East becoming a hot topic. 

How they approach these challenges could greatly influence voters’ opinions and decisions in this critical election.