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RED SEA CRISIS: Steve Harrigan reports from Tel Aviv on breaking developments as Iran-backed Houthi terrorists capture Mokha, a vital port city on the Red Sea. The advance brings militant forces closer to the Bab el Mandeb Strait, through which a significant portion of global oil flows. There are... show more

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DocVonGalten19 days ago

If it’s not Israelis reporting world news for Americans from Tel Aviv then it’s Israelis in America to give us the world news. When did Fox News become so Israeli?

D. Scott Harris19 days ago

Foux News SUCKS. Grow some balls Bret

Patricia Nolan19 days ago

Over 6 months of Weakness & Appeasement from @POTUS @WhiteHouse @VP @SecWar @CIADirector when they should have been actively finishing but Iran, Houthis, & letting @IsraeliPM finish Hamas & Hezbollah. Instead he went wobbly & this mess is the result just before the midterms.

Jon Casey20 days ago

GO HAMAS HOUTHIS AND HEZBOLLAH #HHH

I will check your ass19 days ago

Middle East countries are just cowards, unite bring the fight to Iran & Yemen stop being stupid

Silversky19 days ago

Funny how people fighting for their lives and property are terrorists and those starving and carrying out genocide are heroes

Robert Martyn19 days ago

The United States is just conventionally playing nice …..

Didi Judy19 days ago

Yeah ok like they scatter like little rats. It’s time for Israel and Saudi to eliminated them to hell where they deserve to be

Cro Aglo19 days ago

If you nuke the area, they can't "regroup"

Tommy Ca$h19 days ago

Ha ha bitches bit off too much to chew!

Flytymuziqman19 days ago

Thanks Trump

Deborah19 days ago

Hate these cockroaches

Didi Judy19 days ago

Nothing you report is believable will wait until Centcom to report

rizwan19 days ago

Houthis have destroyed the JudeoChristian terrorists around the Red Sea.

Albert Brenengen 🇺🇸19 days ago

It might be a war?

Go Time19 days ago

Whaat? The Huthie Navy? Controlling the straight? Bitch please. Send them packing.

Ben19 days ago

Getting so tired of all this winning !!

D. Scott Harris19 days ago

Bret is a RINO

Honest Abe19 days ago

Why isn’t Saudi Arabia dealing with the Houthis in Yemen? They are mortal enemies and the Saudis could clean them out in a day. The US can’t do everything. Step Up!

WoOf wOof 🐾19 days ago

You’re very stupid to call land owners terrorists, while your stupid as as pisskeepers.

David Mendez19 days ago

We aren’t being smart here

Lnux177619 days ago

“Critical port city in Yemen”, said no one ever. 🤣

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