You're referring to a Pew poll from March 2026, nearly four months ago, when the conflict was still in its infancy. Public opinion has shifted considerably since then. More recent polling (although still over a month ago) paints a different picture: Reuters/Ipsos (June 3-8, 2026): Only 25% of Americans said the military action in Iran had been "worth it," while 53% said it had not been worth the costs. Reuters/Ipsos (May 19, 2026): Nearly identical results, with 23% saying it was worth it and 52% saying it wasn't. If you're going to cite polling to describe current public opinion, it's more accurate to rely on the most recent surveys rather than one conducted in March.
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