1. United States
2. Letter

I am deeply concerned about the growing tension between the United States and Iran. This situation is not just about foreign policy. It is about real people and real consequences. Iran is home to millions of families, children, and ordinary citizens who have little control over political decisions, yet they are the ones who suffer most when conflict escalates. We have seen time and again how quickly military action can spiral. Once it begins, it becomes very difficult to contain. The human cost is always high, and it is often civilians who pay the price first. There are also real consequences here at home. Conflict in the region can disrupt global energy markets, increase costs for American families, and create long-term economic instability. It can also pull us into a broader conflict that is difficult to exit. I am asking you to take a clear and steady position and reconsider diplomacy. We need leadership that is thoughtful, measured, and focused. It is a moment to prevent unnecessary harm and to choose a path that prioritizes stability and human life. The majority ofAmerican people are opposed to this war. I am urging you to reconsider a diplomatic solution.