In Dearborn, home of largest Arab American community, despair and apathy dominate

The Michigan city's residents ask where is the humanity?' as war in Gaza rages on. Some won't vote this fall in protest

Abu Bilal sits quietly on a stool in Oriental Fashion, a clothing store he owns on Dearborn's Warren Avenue, listening to the radio. It's hard to ascertain whether his tone when talking about the war in Gaza is one of near-complete defeatism or seething anger.

Ninety people were killed today; hundreds were injured," he says, referencing an Israeli airstrike that killed dozens of Palestinian civilians in Khan Younis on Saturday.