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I'd say take the most effective action you can to keep a Republican from power. Whether it's voting for a Democrat or not voting at all, taking some other action. Because despite being better than Republicans. That's a low bar, and establishment Democrats are still a solid part of the problem in their own right.
Though I would hope many learned the lesson of hyper focusing only on democrats for a problem shared between the parties or more indicative of Republicans. When Democrats are unfortunately the only group that can keep a republican from power. The situation inside Israel would have likely been the same under Harris as Trump. But the situation outside, venezuela, canada, greenland, iran, Europe, Libya, etc etc etc etc. Would have been very different and probably better for all.
The establishment leadership of either party isn't interested in understanding why they lose. They're just going to chase whoever won. Which is why they spend so much time catering to fascists that vote regularly and not to progressives that will almost never vote for them out of principal. Democrats don't care to understand that the fascists won't vote for them. Simply because they are Democrat and the fash supporters have been indoctrinated to reactionarily hate them. There is no amount of outreach that will actually be able to reach those people no matter how hard they keep chasing. But they will keep chasing those that vote.