MAGA Leaders Clash Over U.S. Involvement Iran-Israel Conflict

A deep division has emerged within the MAGA movement over U.S. involvement in the escalating Israel-Iran conflict. Fox News host Mark Levin and other Trump loyalists support a hardline stance backing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump's approach, viewing it as a strategic foreign policy aimed at defeating terrorist regimes and transforming the Middle East. Levin criticized isolationist voices within MAGA, such as Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon, accusing them of appeasement and siding with foreign strongmen like Vladimir Putin. In contrast, Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene opposes U.S. military involvement, emphasizing America First principles focused on avoiding foreign wars, protecting the military, and addressing domestic issues, branding pro-intervention MAGA supporters as "fake." Levin harshly rebuked Greene's anti-intervention stance, affirming Trump's leadership as the true voice of MAGA and dismissing her as a minor political figure. The debate underscores an ideological rift over America’s role in foreign conflicts and the interpretation of MAGA's core values under President Trump's guidance.