Houthi missile forces millions to shelter in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv regions
The Houthis have resumed missile launches toward Israel over the past week, actions they claim demonstrate solidarity with Hamas.
The Houthis have resumed missile launches toward Israel over the past week, actions they claim demonstrate solidarity with Hamas.
If implemented, the maximalist approach would represent a departure for the Israeli military, whose previous leaders feared becoming entangled in the Gaza Strip.
Of the 17 bureau members, Salah al-Bardawil is the ninth to be killed in Israeli military strikes since the beginning of the war. Six others, including Khalil al-Hayya and Razi Hamad, left the Gaza Strip before the war.
The video, filmed by soldiers from Battalion 450, is being published here for the first time, alongside an interview in which they describe how they killed the architect of the October 7 attack.
The incident occurred amid ongoing US aerial operations against Houthi targets in Yemen and only days after a previous missile attack on Israeli territory by the same group.
Thousands gathered Saturday night at the Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, where relatives of abducted Israelis delivered emotional speeches renewing their call for their loved ones’ return.
The US embassy in Israel has issued a warning urging people to avoid large gatherings and be aware of shelter locations, citing alerts. The embassy stressed that rocket fire or drone infiltration can occur without prior notice.
The Gallup poll indicates that Germany ranks as the most desired destination among those considering relocation.
This was the second Houthi launch on Israel in less than 24 hours and comes amid ongoing US strikes on the Iran-backed militia. Channel 12 News broadcast interrupted by sirens.
Freed hostage whose wife and daughters were murdered, exposes Hamas' use of UN aid while captives starve. "They dragged us to Gaza, my ribs were bruised. When we arrived there, an angry mob tried to lynch me, but the terrorists put me inside a mosque. For them, I was their trophy."
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