Michael Ramirez: Targeting U.S. Troops 12-26-23
From America's Premier Editorial Cartoonist
Houthis continue attacks. —Michael
Next up, relinquish American dominance? —Rich Lowry, Jewish World Review
Iranian Spy Ship Helps Houthis Direct Attacks on Red Sea Vessels —Benoit Faucon, Wall Street Journal
Houthi leader threatens to attack US warships if Washington targets Yemen —Reuters
Oil and shipping giants suspend Red Sea operations after Houthi attacks —NBC
Editor’s Links of Interest:
The Mirage of Yahya Sarraj —Scott Johnson, Power Line
The Year Israelophobia Took Over —Jake Simons, Spiked
In Gaza, the Next Generation of Radicalization Begins —Branko Marcetic, RS
Happy Plessivus: Democrats celebrate the holidays with separate-but-equal policies —Jonathan Turley, The Hill
Border Chaos Requires Immediate Action —Arizona Daily Star
World's Most Dangerous Combination: China and Russia —Gordon G. Chang, Gatgestone Institute
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