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MAGA Movement Splits Over U.S. Role in Israel-Iran Conflict

President Trump’s openness to supporting Israel’s strike on Iran highlights a schism with MAGA leaders who warn that U.S. intervention could end his presidency

Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson appear on Bannon's podcast, "War Room."
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Overview

  • Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene derided fellow MAGA Republicans on X as “fake” for urging U.S. involvement, insisting true America First supporters oppose further Middle East wars.
  • President Trump has left U.S. participation open by saying “America First means whatever I decide it does” and later mocked Tucker Carlson’s warnings during a G7 press session.
  • Former Fox host Tucker Carlson and strategist Steve Bannon have led an anti-intervention campaign within the movement, warning that active U.S. engagement risks derailing Trump’s presidency and global standing.
  • Pro-war voices including Fox’s Mark Levin counter that Trump alone defines MAGA and that backing Israel’s preemptive strikes on Iranian nuclear sites aligns with national security priorities.
  • As bilateral airstrikes continue to escalate, the U.S. has aided Israel in intercepting Iranian missile barrages.