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Israel’s war on Yemen

“Houthis’ Response is Part of the Israel-Hamas Proxy Conflict”: Burak Sakir
68,033 views Oct 6, 2024 #Houthis #MaritimeSecurity #RedSeaConflict

Since November, Yemen’s Houthis have intensified their attacks on vessels in the Red Sea, citing solidarity with Palestinians against Israeli aggression. This critical maritime route, which handles 30% of global container traffic and 10% of oil traffic, faces unprecedented disruption. The Houthis have launched over 80 missile and drone attacks, severely impacting traffic and Suez Canal revenues.

Israeli army launches air raids on Yemen’s Ras Isa and Hodeidah
27,894 views Sep 30, 2024 #Yemen #Hodeidah #RasIsa

An Israeli attack on the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah has killed at least four people and injured dozens more. Several strikes hit two electricity plants and sea port facilities at Ras Isa and Hodeidah. Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Haji reports.

Yemen’s Houthis may target offshore gas platforms in response to attacks on Hodeidah: Analysis
36,086 views Sep 30, 2024 #Yemen #Hodeidah #Houthi

Israel has attacked the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah, targeting key infrastructure including Ras Issa seaport and power stations. The city, controlled by the Houthi group, has seen over 15 Israeli airstrikes. The attacks follow a missile fired by the Houthis at Israel, with the group vowing to continue until Israeli actions in Lebanon and Gaza cease. Journalist and Political Analyst Hussein Al-Bukhaiti reports that these strikes aim to pressure Yemen, particularly by targeting civilian infrastructure vital for humanitarian aid and fuel, as Hodeidah remains a key entry point.

Al-Bukhaiti also noted that the Yemeni army has successfully blocked Israeli-linked ships in the Red Sea and could extend these attacks to countries dealing with Israel, such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and possibly Jordan. He added that the Houthis may expand their offensive to Israeli ports and offshore gas platforms, escalating their operations.

Israeli Air Force investigates Houthi missile incident
66,009 views Sep 16, 2024 #Israel #Yemen #Houthi

The Israeli military says early investigations contradict a claim by Yemen’s Houthi rebels that they fired a hypersonic missile into Israeli territory. Israel says it was a less advanced ballistic missile. The military acknowledged the projectile evaded Israel’s early air defence system and was only partially destroyed. Some of the debris landed close to the international airport near Tel Aviv. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Houthis will pay a heavy price for the attack. The Houthis say the new hypersonic ballistic missile was painted with a Palestinian keffiyeh, or scarf. The group says it was targeting a military position in the Jaffa area. Hussain al-Bukhaiti, a pro-Houthi Yemeni journalist and political analyst, has said that the Houthis have not yet used their latest, most advanced missiles against Israel yet. Alexandre Vautravers is Editor-in-Chief at the Swiss Military Review and a security and defence policy specialist.

Houthis ‘well-prepared for a long war’ with Israel: Analysis
192,343 views Sep 16, 2024 #Israel #Yemen #Houthi

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Yemen’s Houthi rebels will pay a heavy price for an attack on Israeli soil. The group says it fired a hypersonic ballistic missile that evaded Israel’s early air defence system. The Israeli army says the projectile crossed from the east and exploded mid-air, close to the international airport near Tel Aviv. Israel says no one was seriously injured in the attack. The Houthis say the new hypersonic ballistic missile was painted with a Palestinian keffiyeh, or scarf. The group says it was targeting a military position in the Jaffa area. Hussain al-Bukhaiti is a pro-Houthi Journalist and Political Analyst. He says the missile fired into Israel was built in Yemen, and not supplied by another country such as Iran.

Houthis hit central Israel with hypersonic missile fired from Yemen | Al Jazeera Newsfeed
124,941 views Sep 15, 2024 #Aljazeeraenglish #News

The Houthi group says it launched a new hypersonic ballistic missile that flew around 2,000km from Yemen to central Israel, evading air defence systems and sparking a fire not far from Tel Aviv. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to retaliate.

Houthis target Israeli forces with ‘hypersonic ballistic missile’; Netanyahu vows strong response

604,114 views Sep 15, 2024 #Israel #Yemen #Houthi

Israel has vowed that Yemen’s Houthi rebels with pay “a heavy price” after the armed group claimed that it fired a hypersonic ballistic missile into Israeli territory. Nine people suffered minor injuries after debris fell in an open area. The Houthis say that the hypersonic ballistic missile, painted with a Palestinian keffiyeh, travelled more than 2,000 kilometres in just 11 minutes and managed to evade Israel’s initial air defence system. Al Jazeera’s Hamdah Salhut has the latest from the Jordanian capital Amman – because the Israeli government has banned Al Jazeera from reporting inside Israel. Omar Ashour is a Professor of Security and Military studies at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies. He says the missile does sound like a hypersonic ballistic type, as claimed by the Houthis.


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