Houthi

Before the war, roughly $1 trillion in goods passed through the corridor each year. Revenues from Egypt’s Suez Canal fell by about $6 billion in 2024, according to IMF estimates

Netanyahu’s warning to eliminate the Houthi threat reignites regional tension, reshaping Red Sea security and raising fears of renewed instability in Yemen

Yemen’s interior minister says Iranian, Syrian, and Hezbollah operatives have been arrested in Aden amid growing Iranian influence and deepening cooperation between Aden and Saudi Arabia

According to UN data, 53 UN staff members have been detained in Houthi-controlled territories in recent months

The drone went undetected by Israel’s air defense systems until it approached the city’s shores and was first identified by Home Front Command systems

“The slogan ‘Death to Israel, a curse on the Jews’ written on the Houthi flag will be replaced by Israel's blue-and-white flag that will fly over the capital of a united Yemen,” Katz wrote

The area was immediately cordoned off as bomb disposal experts began examining the debris to determine whether it was part of an interceptor or a downed drone

The IDF confirmed that a drone launched from Yemen crashed into Ramon Airport on Sunday afternoon, injuring two people

Another Houthis missile was fired early Thursday morning from Yemen falling in an open area outside of Israel • Hamas claims it is willing to release the hostages and end the war under stated terms

Al-Rahawi, the head of the Houthi-led government sworn in a year ago, was targeted during 'a routine workshop'

The IDF announced it attacked energy infrastructure used by the Houthi terrorist regime, approximately 2,000 kilometers from Israel and deep in Yemen

The Iran-backed rebel group announced its intentions to attack any ship whose firm is linked to Israeli ports

The sanctions freeze any U.S.-based assets of the targeted individuals and companies and prohibit American citizens and businesses from engaging with them

Efforts at rapprochement had cooled with the outbreak of riots in Sweida, in southwest Syria, and Israeli strikes intended to protect the Druze

In the early morning, the Houthis launched a ballistic missile attack in Israel, triggering sirens in the Dead Sea area

'Zionist aggression has not succeeded and will not be able to stop our attacks deep in its territory,' a Houthi spokesman said

Unlike the previous operations in Yemen, the morning attack was carried out by the Israeli Navy and not the Air Force • The IDF clarified that the port that was attacked is used to transfer weapons

The United States was reportedly surprised by the military capabilities of the Yemeni group, which were perceived as weak, against the US Navy, considered the strongest in the world

Sirens went off in areas close to the Gaza Strip, but the IDF later said that these were triggered by a false identification, shortly before Houthi missiles were intercepted

The Israel Defense Forces Home Front Command issued a warning several minutes before the alarms blared

Last week, the President of the United States unexpectedly declared that 'we will stop bombing' and proclaimed victory over the militias, but a new report says the operation failed to secure goals

US attacks against the Houthis will cease, the US president said, with Marco Rubio adding that the operation against the Iran-backe group 'was always a freedom of navigation issue'

The IDF spokesperson in Arabic warned all to evacuate the Sana'a International Airport ahead of the strikes

The retaliation for the Iran-backed Houthis' missile attack on Ben Gurion Airport came less than two days after the Yemeni projectiles impacted outside Terminal 3