- Julian Assange is living in isolation. [Link]
- US Air Force General Charles Brown says the US has stopped flying bombers over the Korean Peninsula. [Link]
- The Israeli military has shot over 6,000 Gazan protesters in the past eight months. [Link]
- Israel has destroyed 30 Palestinian owned buildings in November. [Link]
- An Argentinian prosecutor accepts a case against MbS for crimes against humanity. [Link]
- Saudi Arabia is negotiating a nuclear agreement with the US. Paul Pillar explains the Saudi desire to develop nuclear weapons. [Link]
- Several Republican Senators are standing against Trump’s statement on the Khashoggi murder. A few of the Senators are questioning the US relationship with Saudi Arabia. [Link]
- U.S. Forces are securing locations for manned Observation Posts on Syrian-Turkish border.[Link]
- Over 200 people have been killed in fighting between the US-backed Kurdish forces and ISIS. Over 50 of the dead are civilians killed by US airstrikes. Nearly 100 of the dead are Kurdish fighters. [Link]
- Col Douglas Macgregor makes the argument for leaving Syria. [Link]
- Brad Hoff on the history of Syrian rebels using chemical weapons. [Link]
- A US airstrike kills at least 30 civilians – including 16 children – in Afghanistan. [Link]
- The Senate votes 63-37 to hold a debate on the Yemen War. [Link]
- A YouGov poll shows 58% of Americans oppose the war in Yemen. A poll from earlier this month shows ⅓ of Americans are unaware of the Yemen War. [Link]
- The US “slammed the breaks” on a UK proposed UN Security Council resolution that called for a ceasefire and an end of the blockade in Yemen. [Link]
- A Saudi airstrike kills a Yemeni woman and five of her children. [Link]
