A new poll indicates that a majority of Americans—54 percent—oppose military action against Iran, marking a six-month high in opposition. This sentiment is particularly strong among independent voters, with 66 percent against the campaign. The survey, conducted by Global Strategy Group for Navigator Research, also reveals a shift in public trust, with Democrats now viewed as more capable of handling the Iran conflict than President Trump and Republicans, reversing a previous advantage held by the GOP. A significant 58 percent of Americans believe a war with Iran would not be worth the cost, a sentiment that has grown since April. This growing opposition coincides with a recent decline in President Trump’s approval ratings, fueled by concerns about a prolonged conflict. The findings suggest increasing public reluctance towards further US involvement in the region.