The war in Gaza has caused a fracture in support for Australia's ruling Labor party, with both Muslim and Jewish voters expressing discontent. Pro-Palestinian voters are angered by Labor's response to the conflict, while Jewish voters are critical of the party's handling of antisemitic attacks. The conservative opposition is targeting the Jewish vote in hopes of winning back seats. The war in Gaza has brought the conflict home for many voters, with family connections to the Middle East playing a role in their political decisions.