The honeymoon period for Kamala Harris' White House campaign appears to be over following a week that saw the vice president have polling go against her alongside more serious attacks.

Harris and her 2024 running mate Tim Walz had enjoyed a wave of support that had been missing from President Joe Biden's reelection bid, which ended on July 21.

But in the past seven days, Harris has been met with multiple issues that threaten to harm her 2024 campaign.

These include criticisms against her and the Biden administration after six Israeli hostages were found dead in a tunnel in the southern Gazan city of Rafah. Harris had previously warned Israel it would be a "mistake" to launch a military offensive in Rafah amid its war with Palestinian militant group Hamas.