Houthis vow to continue Israel attacks despite US deal
"We will continue to attack Israeli ships until supplies enter Gaza," the Houthi spokesperson told Al-Jazeera.
"We will continue to attack Israeli ships until supplies enter Gaza," the Houthi spokesperson told Al-Jazeera.
The general manager of Sana'a International Airport confirmed that the Yemeni airline lost three aircraft that were destroyed in the attack, leaving it with only one plane currently located in Oman.
The families of Israeli hostages held in Gaza have issued an urgent demand for immediate transparency, following US President Donald Trump's shocking claim that only 21 hostages remain alive in Hamas captivity.
As the Yemeni rebels continue limited missile production in underground facilities, Israel was surprised by Trump’s announcement of an agreement with the Houthis: “Very bad news during the negotiations with Iran”.
Sky News confirmed airport terminal, airplanes destroyed in the Israeli attack, just days after the Houthi Iran-backed terrorists fired at Ben Gurion International Airport.
According to Smotrich, the goals are that "Gaza will be completely destroyed. All its residents concentrated south of the Morag axis and flowing outward." He says Israel to get victory within year.
When examining the shipping documents, the product was described as a "food chopper." Inspection of the actual shipments revealed 1,300 Gold Apollo 924 R3 GP pagers, similar to those that exploded in the hands of Hezbollah operatives, along with chargers, cables, and batteries. Additionally, the shipment contained 144 manual blenders and other communication devices.
Israeli Air Force employs some 50 munitions to target Houthi infrastructure in Yemen 24 hours after missile strike close to Ben-Gurion International Airport.
Israel has launched Operation "Port City," striking concrete plants, structures, and cargo docks at the Houthi-controlled port in coordination with the United States, in response to the missile launch toward Ben-Gurion Airport.
The Diplomatic-Security Cabinet has approved a wide-scale military operation in the Gaza Strip dubbed "Gideon’s Chariots," aimed at defeating Hamas and securing the release of Israeli hostages.
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