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A majority of Americans don’t want the U.S. to get involved in the escalating war between Israel and Iran, a poll released this week found. President Trump said he’d make a decision WITHIN two weeks on whether to join Israel in the war. According to the Economist/YouGov poll released this week, 60% of Americans think […] The post New Poll: Americans, GOP & Dem, Reject US Getting Into Iran War appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The U.S. Capitol Police said on Friday that authorities arrested the 36-year-old Ohio man accused of threatening Rep. Max Miller (R-OH), who is Jewish, by running him “off the road” while waving a Palestinian flag. Feras S. Hamdan was arrested on charges of aggravated menacing after Rep. Miller revealed on Thursday that “the life of me and my family was threatened” in a brush with “blatant antisemitic violence.” The suspected antisemitic threat against Miller took place while the congressman was driving with his family in Rocky River, Ohio. “In less than 24 hours, the USCP received notification of a threat against a Member of Congress, had boots on the ground, collaborated with the local police department, and the suspect in the case was arrested that same evening,” said Capitol Police Acting Chief Sean Gallagher. “This case is a prime example of the USCP’s stance towards threats against our elected officials. We will continue to have a zero-tolerance policy.” Miller reported the incident to the Capitol Police and the Rocky River Police Department. He later posted a video on social media, describing what happened, as The Daily Wire previously reported. “Some unhinged, deranged man decided to lay on his horn and run me off the road when he couldn’t get my attention to show me the Palestinian flag, not to mention ‘Death to Israel,’ death to me — that he wanted to kill me — and my family,” he said. The deranged hatred in this country has gotten out of control. Today I was run off the road in Rocky River, and the life of me and my family was threatened by a person who proceeded to show a Palestinian flag before taking off. I have filed a police report with Capitol Police and… pic.twitter.com/H6JnupcRIA — Max Miller (@MaxMillerOH) June 19, 2025 According to the criminal complaint, Hamdan — driving a black Tesla — pulled up next to Miller’s vehicle while they were on the road and showed him a picture of a Palestinian flag on his phone, Fox 8 reported. He also yelled “death to Israel,” along with other antisemitic slurs, per the criminal complaint. The Rocky River Police Department said in a statement on Friday that Hamden had driven away by the time officers responded to Miller’s 911 call. The police department added that Hamden later “voluntarily turned himself in … and is awaiting a court appearance.” Miller added in his video: “I will continue to fight against antisemitism, Islamophobia, and all other forms of hate. You have an issue? Take it to our office. You want to run me off the road? That’s a different story. We know who you are, young man, and the police are going to be paying you a visit.” Daniel Chaitin contributed to this report.

Russia and Iran are attempting to sow division among President Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” movement by amplifying deceptive voices and opinions “masquerading as MAGA loyalists,” according to a new report. The report comes around high-stakes talks the Trump administration has had with Russia on ending the war in Ukraine and Iran on ending its nuclear enrichment capability. The Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) report, titled “False Flags and Fake MAGA: How Foreign and Inauthentic Networks Use Fake Speech to Destabilize the Right from Within,” states that Russia and Iran’s “coordinated playbook delegitimized every fresh headline as a false narrative, amplified Tehran’s lines, and accused Donald Trump of complicity and moral corruption.” Those efforts exploited what the institute called a “false flag reflex,” a “conditioned response that turns every major atrocity into a trigger for trending conspiracy claims.” The report listed the Uvalde, Texas, shooting, the October 7 Hamas massacre of more than 1200 people in Israel, the attempted Trump assassinations, as well as other domestic attacks. “In the days following these crises, Kremlin-affiliated propagandists and Iranian state-linked media are able to rapidly inject narratives that are taken up by MAGA-impostor influencers, who then inject them into MAGA-branded spaces, often within minutes of breaking news,” the report asserted, “During one such activation window, 650,000 posts supporting false flag conspiracies drew nearly four million interactions, powered by a pipeline of Kremlin-affiliated propagandists, spam-bot networks, and domestic influencers such as Nick Fuentes, Jake Shields, and Jackson Hinkle.” “These figures, who have long been associated with right-wing cultural commentary, first used their platforms to propagate Kremlin-seeded narratives; these influential accounts then turned on Trump himself in a coordinated assault following a public break between Elon Musk and the president,” it continued. “In the lead-up to the war with Iran, this network then pivoted outward and amplified false Iranian claims that the International Atomic Energy Agency was operating under foreign control, echoing Tehran’s strategic messaging.” NCRI added that their “findings suggest that what appears to be grassroots disillusionment may in fact reflect foreign-directed efforts to fracture American identity from within.” “If you talk to Republicans right now, more than 80% of them support the war against Iran,” an NCRI analyst stated, according to the New York Post. “But if you go on Twitter you get the sense that there is a civil war raging. This is exactly the purpose of the psychological operation — to destabilize people’s perceptions of institutions that are supposed to protect us.” An analysis of the main accounts driving such narratives appears to show a coordinated effort, according to the report. “To identify key narrative drivers, NCRI analyzed X accounts with the highest audience engagement on ‘foreign flag’ posts,” the report stated. The report added that “he leading amplifiers split into two dominant clusters,” breaking them down as “foreign-linked actors” and “US-based influencers with MAGA branding…who gave the campaign domestic legitimacy.” “Despite differing origin points, the accounts converged in timing, tone, and target, suggesting coordinated amplification across aligned ecosystems,” the report said.