Poll: Nearly 70% of Americans say US-Israel war on Iran wasn't worth it
A new poll shows almost 70 percent of Americans believe the US-Israeli war against Iran was not worth fighting, a sharp rise in opposition since July.
A newly released poll indicates that close to 70 percent of Americans now say the war waged by the United States alongside Israel against Iran was not worth fighting. This marks a notable increase in public disapproval compared to July, when far fewer respondents held this view.
The findings point to growing skepticism among the American public regarding US military involvement in the conflict with Iran, which has been carried out in close coordination with Israel. The rising share of Americans calling the war not worthwhile suggests that public support for the military action has eroded over recent months.
The source report does not provide further details on the poll's methodology, sample size, or the political breakdown of respondents, but it characterizes the shift in sentiment between July and October as significant.
