Trump faces a violent reaction from the Maja base after strikes on Iran

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President Donald Trump faced a violent reaction from parts of his Maga movement regarding his decision to make strikes against Iran, where critics said he had been maneuvered in Jadida Middle East war By Israel.

“The vast majority of people (in the United States) do not want to participate in any of this,” said Steve Bannon, the chief strategic expert in Trump in his first term, shortly after the strikes.

Even before the United States, B-2 bombers attacked Iranian nuclear facilities in Ford, Natanz and ISFAHAN, the possibility of the United States participating in the war revealed deep splits in the pro-Trump camp.

Falcons, including Senator Lindsey Graham and the host of influential radio programs, called Mark Livin, the United States participating in the Israeli war on Iran, while Bannon and the conservative media figure Taker Karlson Trump urged the United States away from hostilities.

Carlson said that there is no justification for attacking Iran, adding that there was no “trusted intelligence with a zero” indicating that “anywhere near” the construction of a nuclear bomb.

The skeptics said that Trump, in his team with Israel, to attack Iran, will release his pledge to end the “wars of forever” of the United States and remove the country from military tangles in the Middle East – a major pillar in his agenda, “First America”.

They said that any strikes will show thousands of American military personnel throughout the Middle East to take revenge by Iran and its inputs in the region.

There was also concern among the president’s supporters that he was directed to participate in the military operation against Iran by Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, after he initially relied on diplomacy to try to close the Iranian nuclear program.

Speaking to his podcast, Bannon said that Israel “was forced by President Trump” by starting a war with Iran, knowing that it does not have the military ability to end the job and that the only American bombs that could be destroyed Fordo facilities.

“Many people I know that Israeli supporters will say – why do we lift the heavy lifting here and why do we deal with combat operations in a war you choose?” He asked.

Some of the right -wing Bouth, who were supporting Trump, were expressing his decision to attack Iran on Saturday.

“I felt that America was supposed to be first … and now … it seems that we are working with Israel,” said the right -wing Theo Von. “I think many people.

“Donald Trump has now launched an illegal war of aggression against Iran,” said Dave Smith, a stand -up comedian who has long been linked to the Maga movement. “The worst of all, he did this on behalf of a foreign government against a country that has not pose any threat to us.”

But others fell in their line, expressing his support for Trump’s actions. “With the weight of the world on his shoulders, President Trump behaved to improve humanity,” said conservative influencer Charlie Kirk. “During the next few hours, avoid us in an arms chair, and instead, we trust our supreme leader.”

“We are sick and tired of foreign wars. All of them” was less combat on Saturday, saying only X: “Let us all join together and pray for peace.”

However, others felt risk that Trump was drawn to escalate the participation of the United States, perhaps by supporting Israeli actions to behead the Iranian regime.

“President Trump has clearly indicated all the time, that he opposes the war of changing the regime in Iran,” said Jack Buswobic, the right -wing media personality, in a post on X.

Matthew Boyle, head of the right -wing populist news office, said that Trump had a lot of explanation of supporters at the Maga base, which preferred the United States to stay outside the war.

He said: “He must win this movement and bring them with him, and take proactive steps to do so.” “He must win this confidence from people.”