The Hamas crisis is a sudden opportunity for Nikki Haley and Mike Pence.
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/israel-reshuffles-the-us-2024-presidential-deck-international-affairs-nikki-haley-4d340888Suddenly in the aftermath of the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7, we have a presidential election about national security. And that could shuffle the U.S. presidential-candidate deck. The foreign-policy debate on the Republican side—China, Ukraine, the open border—had become rote. No longer. Hamas’s killing of civilians and seizing of hostages, including presumably Americans, has forced the world’s troubles to the top of the presidential agenda.“Wonder Land” tries to make sense of the world's wonder, which in the newspaper business arrives every day of the week. It's published weekly on Wednesday evenings.Mr.
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