What are the potential changes in US foreign policy if Democrats control Congress?

An analysis of potential changes in US foreign policy if Democrats win both the House and Senate in the midterm elections, including restricting the Iran war and reducing military aid to Israel.

A Democratic victory in the US midterm elections could potentially restrict Donald Trump's foreign policies by limiting funding for the war on Iran, reducing military aid to Israel, supporting Ukraine, and pushing to cut military spending and resume foreign aid. Independent analysts say Democrats have a viable chance to win the House, and possibly the Senate, in the November 3rd elections. Democrats argue that Republicans allowed the Trump administration to declare war and control spending, despite the Constitution granting these powers to legislators. Trump did not obtain congressional approval before launching the war on Iran on February 28, and Democrats have repeatedly voted to end hostilities unless such approval is obtained, but the Trump administration ignored this. If Democrats control either chamber, they could cut defense spending to pressure Trump to seek congressional approval to continue the war, and they could compel administration officials to testify publicly.