Scared of Khamenei’s missiles? Trump’s Arab friends, Republican backers abandon Iran war plans

U.S. President Donald Trump’s push for a new war with Iran is facing mounting resistance at home and abroad, as lawmakers, strategists, allies and voters reject the idea of another major Middle East conflict. Members of Congress from both parties are warning of catastrophic consequences, with figures like Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie moving a War Powers Resolution to force Trump to seek congressional approval before any Iran strikes, while strategists label the crisis “manufactured” and unnecessary. Public opinion is also firmly against escalation, with recent Quinnipiac polling showing roughly 70 percent of Americans oppose U.S. military action against Iran and only about 18 percent support it, and strong majorities insisting any president must get Congress’s permission before using force. Watch for details