Polls Show Iranian American Opposition to US Strikes Surges Past 60%

Polling among Iranian Americans reveals a rapid erosion of support for the US-Israeli war.

“Independent Fact-Finding Mission of the United Nations Human Rights Council says that Iranian citizens are caught between two great dangers: war and external attacks on one hand, and severe internal repression on the other”

BBC

Nearly two-thirds now oppose the war, a 17-point jump since the conflict began.

BBC

NIAC President said this is a war 'supposedly being fought in our name.'

Kar Online noted the community is divided over whether the US should have started the war.

Polls over the first month found consistent majorities of Americans opposing military action.

52% said the US should not have taken military action as the war began.

CGTN

77% of Republicans endorsed the strikes.

A CNN poll found 60% of Americans oppose the war and 60% saying Trump does not have a clear plan.

The Pentagon admitted bombing over 8,800 targets in Iran, increasing previously confirmed strikes by more than fiftyfold.

This raised questions about the military logic and objectives of an operation that escalated to regime change.

The communities most impacted shift from military establishments to the Iranian population.

The New York Times published a 20-photo gallery documenting the school bombing in Minab.

The Guardian and Al Jazeera censored or minimized the school strike.

Kar Online

The UN Human Rights Council warned Iranians are caught between war and internal repression.

American and Israeli strikes have produced approximately 2,000 killed and 11,000 injured.