Houthi
Yemen’s fractured power struggle deepens its humanitarian, political crisis - opinion
As Yemen fractures between competing power centers, millions face poverty and hunger.
By asking Trump to delay Iran attacks, Netanyahu exposes Israel's air defense holes - analysis
Saudi Arabia pledges $500m over Yemen development projects in areas long-held by UAE, separatists
Southern Yemen leader Zubaidi disappears, resurfaces in Aden after missing Saudi talks
Israel's airstrike on Houthi leadership, and what it means for Yemen's future - analysis
Israel's airstrikes on August 28 targeted Houthi leaders in Yemen, killing their Prime Minister. The strike has raised questions about the legitimacy of the Houthi-led government.
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Israel readies for Houthi retaliation after PM, ministers killed in IDF strikes in Yemen
The Houthis vowed revenge after Israel killed their prime minister in a Sanaa strike. Now, the IDF is reinforcing air defenses in anticipation of missile and drone retaliation.
Israeli-owned vessel targeted in Red Sea, US State Dept. pauses most Palestinian visa approvals
Ex-hostage Emily Damari reacts to IDF killing former Hamas captor • Hostage families call for deal as security cabinet meet • Ben-Gvir plans to designate Gaza flotilla activists as terrorists
Houthi Prime Minister Ghalib al-Rahawi, eight ministers killed in IAF Thursday strike
The Houthis further announced that ministers who were present were seriously and moderately injured in the strike and are receiving medical treatment.
Remains of second Gaza hostage recovered identified, Hamas confirms Mohammed Sinwar killed in May
IDF announces death of reservist in s. Gaza • IDF strike targets Hamas spokesman • Two IDF soldiers wounded in military grenade explosion • Houthis declare PM killed in Thursday Sanaa strike
Intelligence subterfuge: Israel's ruse against the Houthis before the IDF strike on Sanaa
According to IDF sources, Israel lulled the Houthi leaders into a false sense of security, making them think the Jewish state lacked credible intelligence on their location.
Houthis aren't Hezbollah or Hamas, Israel must defeat them with different means - editorial
Israel has misjudged Yemen’s Houthis by treating them like Hamas or Hezbollah. They are austere, mobile, and hard to deter, demanding new tools and strategy.
Israel at War day 693: What's happening in Gaza, Syria?
Israel recovers body of murdered hostage Ilan Weiss • Turkey cuts economic ties with Israel • IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir's home vandalized by Standing Together activists
Satellites key for next Israeli rounds with Iran, Houthis
As the Jewish state has attained a new level of power, quality, and volume in satellite use, the Defense Ministry said that Israel has also radically altered how it uses them.
