Arab Americans, a diverse and growing community in Michigan, have expressed mixed feelings about the recent peace deals between Israel and some Arab nations under the Trump administration.
Many Arab Americans in Michigan have historically supported the Democratic Party due to its stance on social issues, healthcare, and civil rights. However, some have also appreciated the Trump administration’s efforts to broker peace deals in the Middle East.
One prominent Arab American supporter of Trump is businessman and philanthropist Anthony Toma. Toma believes that the peace deals are a positive step towards stability in the region and hopes that they will lead to economic opportunities for all parties involved.
On the other hand, some Arab Americans have criticized the peace deals, arguing that they overlook the Palestinian perspective and do not address the root causes of the conflict. These critics believe that true peace can only be achieved through a just resolution that includes the concerns of the Palestinian people.
Overall, the Arab American community in Michigan remains divided on the issue, reflecting broader debates within the Arab diaspora. As the Biden administration takes office, it remains to be seen how US foreign policy towards the Middle East will evolve and how Arab Americans will respond to these changes.