Fighting between the United States and Iran has resumed after a brief lull, with American strikes targeting military sites and Tehran-aligned forces striking US partners in the region, according to a Bloomberg report from Washington. Israel has stayed out of the latest round of exchanges, following in-person talks between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump. The renewed hostilities come as a new Associated Press poll finds that two-thirds of Americans believe the conflict with Iran is not worth fighting. The poll, cited by CBS News, reflects broad public skepticism about the ongoing military engagement. The resumption of strikes marks an escalation after a period of relative calm, with both sides focusing on military assets and allied groups. No further details on casualties or specific locations were provided in the reports.