Following recent military strikes on Iran by the United States and Israel, a series of protests have erupted across the country. Demonstrators gathered in major cities including New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Seattle, voicing their opposition to the actions taken against Iran. In Times Square, protesters rallied against what they described as an aggressive intervention, while large gatherings near the White House called for an end to the conflict. Many Iranian Americans expressed mixed feelings, with some viewing the strikes as an opportunity for freedom, while others condemned the military action as imperialism. Celebrations broke out in some areas, reflecting a complex emotional landscape among the Iranian diaspora. Local authorities prepared for potential unrest, with increased patrols observed in various regions. Protests were not limited to opposition; some rallies expressed support for the strikes, showcasing a deep divide in public sentiment regarding U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.