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Yemen's Unsteady Stalemate Original

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By Annelle Sheline
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
Fighters supporting the Aden-based internationally recognized Yemeni government gather during a vigil along the Red Sea shore in Khokha, in Yemen’s western Hodeidah province. Fighters supporting the Aden-based internationally recognized Yemeni government gather during a vigil along the Red Sea shore in Khokha, in Yemen’s western Hodeidah province, on July 20.
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Massie moves to strike $3.3B marked for Israel from the budget

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By Annelle Sheline
| Responsible Statecraft Verified
The House Rules Committee has advanced an amendment by Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) to strip $3.3 billion in funding for the Israel Defense Forces from the federal budget. That means that as early as Thursday, every member of the House will have to vote on the proposal. Constituents will have the opportunity to see if their member will vote to end U.S. funding for Israel, or continue it.
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Can Gulf states really stay out of war with Iran?

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By Annelle Sheline
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President Donald Trump’s war on Iran is almost a month old, and, as expected, the countries most affected are the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). The question now is whether these six governments will see no other option but to risk all by entering the military fight alongside the U.S. and Israel. Iran has targeted the Gulf states to a far greater extent than it has Israel: 83% of Iranian missiles and drones have been aimed at the GCC, in contrast to only 17% directed at Israel.
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