America’s ‘Clear Failure’ in the Red Sea

That’s the message from America’s own central command as the Houthis extend their attacks to Tel Aviv.

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Oil tanks burn at the port of Hodeidah, Yemen, July 20, 2024. AP

Timidity has never been a successful Mideast strategy, which is why Israeli jets struck the Yemeni port of Hodeidah Saturday, igniting a Houthi stronghold whence the Iranian-backed terror organization gets most of its arms and conducts lucrative oil smuggling. Operation Long Arm, 1,100 miles away from Israel, is the opposite of America’s pin-prick strikes on the Houthi chokehold on Red Sea shipping. They have become a “clear failure.”

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