Trump or Harris? Israelis discuss presidential choice as war with Hamas, other terror groups continues

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Israel's multi-front wars against Hamas and Hezbollah and fears of a wider Middle East war with Iran have made support for the Jewish state an important issue in November's presidential election.

Fox News Digital recently interviewed Israelis in the capital city of Jerusalem to see who they thought would be the better candidate in November's election – former President Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Harris.

"He [Trump] has been president for four years and was an excellent president — the only president of America who brought us somewhat closer to solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict," Mordechai told Fox News Digital from the heart of Israel's capital city.

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Moti Stein, a professor at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, told Fox News Digital that Vice President Kamala Harris "is very good for Israel."

He said she was "representing and maybe delivering values that are extremely important for the future of the Israeli society."

The issue of concern for those interviewed who view the Democratic nominee as the best choice for Israel's future is the continuation of democracy in the Jewish state.

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Jerusalem resident John Golub, who, like Stern, was at a protest