
NO WAR ON IRAN
TAKE ACTION NOW AND HALT THE BOMBING
Syracuse Peace Council Calls for an Immediate End to the U.S./Israeli Attack on Iran. Trump’s attack on Iran is a war of regime change and an illegal war of choice. This war is neither supported by the American people or authorized by Congress as required by Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution and the 1973 War Powers Act. It is a dangerous violation of international law and Congress needs to NOW!
We call on our members, friends and allies to resist and take action.
Below are links you can use to write letters, sign petitions, and take other actions.
- Call Congress: Pass a War Powers Resolution! Stop War on Iran! CLICK HERE
- Block the Bombs: Tell congress to support the Block the Bombs Act CLICK HERE
- US out of Everywhere: Cuba, Iran, Sudan, Palestine… CLICK HERE
- Building an anti-war movement that wins: Mass Call and Phonebank CLICK HERE
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