"We have just delivered a powerful strike on numerous terrorist targets of the Houthi terror organization in Sanaa as part of Operation 'Pass the Parcel,'" Katz wrote. The air force on Thursday afternoon undertook its largest and farthest strikes against Yemen's Houthis in the war,

Trump presented a 21-point Gaza peace plan at the U.N., pushing for a ceasefire and hostage release. Arab leaders voice support as Israel hits Houthis in Yemen

The conflict in the Middle East took a new turn as Yemen’s Houthi movement announced that it had fired a hypersonic ballistic missile at Tel Aviv. According to their statement, the weapon used was identified as the Palestine-2,

True, their impact has been small, but it has been constant, damaging, and eventually deadly. The Houthis keep findingIsrael’s soft underbelly.

A top official in Yemen’s United Nations-backed government said Houthi militants who control much of the country can be defeated in six to twelve months with foreign support, potentially easing threats to key trade routes through the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.

Yemeni President Rashad Al-Alimi warns the UN General Assembly: 'Anyone who underestimates this militia today should imagine what will happen tomorrow when the Red Sea and maritime trade routes become permanent hostages in the hands of terror.

Al-Alimi argues that the changing geopolitics of the region have given Washington new incentives to get involved.

Yemen’s President Rashad Mohammed Al-Alimi on Thursday urged the international community to move beyond statements, to “firm international action” against Houthi separatists, saying the crisis provoked by the militants’ international aggression now threatens regional and global security.

The post Houthis claim Eilat drone attack that breached air defenses appeared first on The Times of Israel. The Houthis in Yemen take responsibility for today’s drone attack on Israel’s southernmost city of Eilat. In a statement, the Iran-backed terror group claims to have launched two drones at two separate targets in Eilat.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a fiery UN speech, unveiling a map he called “The Curse” to highlight Iran’s terror axis. Netanyahu claimed Israel hammered the Houthis, crippled Hezbollah,