U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iran have triggered strong reactions not only in diplomatic and political circles but also across the cultural world. Several prominent figures in Hollywood used their social media platforms to criticize the decision to launch military strikes, questioning both the legal and moral implications of the conflict. Some celebrities went even further, calling for the removal of Donald Trump from office.

Hollywood Voices Strong Opposition

The escalation in the Middle East sparked widespread debate among actors, writers, and artists in the United States. Many public figures expressed concern that the military actions could deepen instability in the region and potentially lead to a broader conflict.

Veteran actor Harrison Ford was among those who publicly criticized Donald Trump, accusing the former president of lacking a coherent political strategy.

He has no real policy — only his own impulses. Harrison Ford

Ford’s remarks quickly circulated across social media, drawing both support and criticism from users.

Author Stephen King also weighed in on the debate, pointing to constitutional concerns regarding the authority to declare war in the United States.

Under the U.S. Constitution, the authority to declare war belongs to Congress. Stephen King

King argued that the administration had exceeded its authority and said the legality of the military actions should be closely examined.

Claims and Political Accusations

Actor Mark Ruffalo, known for his roles in Marvel films, directed criticism at Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of Donald Trump. Ruffalo suggested that Kushner had been sent to the region with the aim of escalating tensions.

Jared Kushner was sent to the region to help trigger a war. Mark Ruffalo

Meanwhile, actor John Cusack argued that the military operation might also be intended to shift public attention away from domestic political controversies in the United States. Cusack claimed the decision could also be linked to the interests of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“The White Lotus” star Carrie Coon criticized what she described as a growing militarization of U.S. policy, while comedian Rosie O'Donnell accused Donald Trump of repeatedly misleading the public and openly called for his impeachment.

Their statements reflected a broader debate within the American cultural community, where artists and public figures increasingly use social media platforms to engage directly in political and global affairs.