Thousands gathered across the United States on Monday to protest the joint US-Israeli aggression on Iran.

“These endless, stupid, immoral, dangerous wars,” WCVB reports a protester in Boston in opposition to the military campaign, telling a crowd.

In New York, demonstrators gathered in Manhattan for a brief rally before peacefully marching through the city, chanting, "Hands off Iran now."

In California, demonstrators rallied in Los Angeles against the joint aggressions on Iran, chanting "no war on Iran" and demanding an end to US military involvement.

Other anti-war protests occurred in Chicago, Portland, Oregon, Atlanta, and other cities across the United States.

These popular demonstrations were announced by the ANSWER Coalition, an anti-war and anti-occupation organization, which stated on social media platforms that March 2 would be a national day of protest to "Stop the War in Iran."

60% of US opposes war on Iran

A CNN poll, conducted by SSRS, showed that nearly six out of 10 Americans were against Washington's decision to launch strikes on Iran, and a majority see the war turning into a prolonged conflict.

The survey was conducted shortly following the joint US-Israeli strikes and found that 59% disapproved of the initial strikes, while 41% approved.

Strong disapproval for the aggression nearly doubled that of strong approval, 31% and 16% respectively. 

Just 27% of those polled felt Washington made sufficient diplomatic efforts before resorting to force, 39% said diplomacy had not been tried hard enough.

Most Americans doubt that the attack on Iran will improve security, with 54% believing that Iran will become more of a threat as a result of the joint US-Israeli aggression. Only 28% of those polled believe otherwise.

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