The Houthis launched new attacks on Israel after they hit the Yemeni airport
Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for overnight rocket fire on Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion airport and they say that they launched drones in the commercial capital of Israel, as well as in a ship Arabian seaas is the report. Here it is report of the Times of Israelwhich we have not yet been able to know;
The Houthis claim that they “obtained a weapon in their target despite the criticism of the enemy, and the operation resulted in casualties and the cessation of navigation to the airport.”
The IDF said the missile was successfully shot down by air defenses, and there were no reports of impacts on the airport. The arrival of the flight was stopped for 30 minutes.
In addition, the Houthis claim that a drone attack hit a “vital symbol” in the Tel Aviv area. There have been no drones bound for Israel from Yemen in the past.
The Houthis also claim that a vessel in the Arabian Sea was targeted by several drones.
Key events
A Palestinian stabbed an 83-year-old man to death in an Israeli city HerzliyaThe Israeli intervention was reported on Friday, in which the police described the attack as a terrorist attack. Ambulance services said the woman was treated at the scene by paramedics and was taken to hospital in critical condition. Israeli media reported that he later died of his injuries. The police said the attacker, who informed the former security services, was arrested and taken into custody from the North West Bank area.
The Israeli military announced that it would strike with air strikes Friday on Nisl “infrastructure” on the Syrian-Lebanese border near the village BreakfastThat was requested to SMuggle weapons to the armed group Hezbollah.
In a military statement he said;
Earlier today the IAF (Israeli air force) struck the infrastructure that transported weapons through Syria to the Hezbollah terrorist base in Lebanon at the Janta crossing on the Syrian-Lebanese border.
These additional strikes are part of the IDF’s Israeli military effort to operate from Syria into Lebanon to attack weapons systems and prevent Hezbollah from restoring the weapons routes involved.
The IDF continues to act to remove any threat to the state of Israel as understood in the cease-fire agreement.
He did not specify whether the strikes were on the Syrian or Lebanese side, but they came a day after Lebanon’s army accused Israel of “violating the ceasefire when the Lebanese government attacked and destroyed southern towns and villages.”
The cease-fire, which ended Israel’s attack on Lebanon, came into effect on November 27 and forbids Israel from carrying out unacceptable military activities in Lebanon, while demanding from Lebanon that armed groups, including Hezbollah, do not launch attacks on Israel. It gives Israeli forces 60 days to withdraw from southern Lebanon.
Separately, Israeli air warplanes have carried heavy airstrikes into Syria since the fall of the Assad regime in early December, striking military targets and entire squadrons of fighters, radar and missile systems, missile supplies and much of the small Syrian navy. Israel it also estimates that it has destroyed much of the infrastructure and aircraft of the Syrian air force.
Israeli forces demand the evacuation of staff and patients in Kamal Adwan Hospital
The Israeli military demanded that the medical staff and patients leave the premises Kamal Adwan’s hospitality as a place for forces to seize the facility, the Palestinian Authority Wafa news agency reported this morning.
Gaza’s health ministry said the three main hospitals in northern Gaza – one of which is Kamal Adwan – are barely functioning and have been under repeated attack since then. Israel He sent tanks into Beit Lahiya and near Beit Hanoun and Jabalia in October.
Yesterday, five hospital staff members were killed in an Israeli airstrike at Kamal Adwan Nisl Hospital, Wafa reported. About 90 patients are estimated to still be inside the hospital.
Gaza’s health ministry was quoted earlier in the week as saying that Israeli bombing was targeting all departments of the hospital “around the clock without stopping”.
Here is the drawing from an Al Jazeera report Published this morning. We have not yet been able to independently verify information on it;
This morning Israel brought Kamal Adwan deeper into the area. Israeli armored tanks advanced deeper under heavy cover from quadcopters.
Explosive devices have already been planted in the vicinity of the hospital. The four went near the north gate, at the back entrance, compounded of the damage and the flickering fires in some of the surrounding buildings.
The Israeli officers were shouting to the director of the hospital and for the injured and the sick to come to the hospital within 15 minutes. This happened at about 7:15 am [05:15 GMT]. We have no communication with the hospital.
The Houthis launched new attacks on Israel after they hit the Yemeni airport
Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for overnight rocket fire on Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion airport and they say that they launched drones in the commercial capital of Israel, as well as in a ship Arabian seaas is the report. Here it is report of the Times of Israelwhich we have not yet been able to know;
The Houthis claim that they “obtained a weapon in their target despite the criticism of the enemy, and the operation resulted in accidents and the cessation of navigation to the airport.”
The IDF said the missile was successfully shot down by air defenses, and there were no reports of impacts on the airport. The arrival of the flight was stopped for 30 minutes.
In addition, the Houthis claim that a drone attack hit a “vital symbol” in the Tel Aviv area. There have been no drones bound for Israel from Yemen in the past.
The Houthis also claim that a vessel in the Arabian Sea was targeted by several drones.
just like us enter the doorA wave of Israeli airstrikes hit Yemen’s main airport on Thursday as the head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said he was boarding a flight there. One UN team became a plane. In an update earlier today, a WHO spokesperson said the injured aircrew member, who worked for the UN humanitarian air service, suffered serious injuries but is now recovering in hospital.
Who are the Houthis in Yemen?
Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen They attacked commercial shipping in the Red Sea For more than a year, they have been trying to impose a naval blockade on Israel, saying they are acting in conjunction with the Palestinians in Israel’s war on Gaza.
The attack on the ships by the Houthis, who also fired missiles at Israel, prompted retaliation by the US and Britain. Here is an excerpt from our developer into a group;
The Houthis are a Yemeni militia group named after their founder Hussein Badreddin al-Houthi and representing the Zaidi branch of Shia Islam.
From the 1980s they arose against the religious violence of Saudi Arabia in Yemen.
The group, which estimates 20,000 fighters and whose official name is Ansar Allah, runs most of the western border and is in charge of the Red Sea coast…
The Houthis have been receiving support for around the turn of the century from Shia Yemenis fed up with the corruption and brutality of the long-time authoritarian president and Saudi ally, Ali Abdullah Saleh, especially in the aftermath of 9/11 and the US invasion of Iraq. Popular protests and several assassination attempts forced him to resign in 2012.
In 2014, the Houthis allied with former enemy Saleh to seize the capital Sana’a and oust the new Western-backed president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi, a year later. After Hadi was forced to flee, the Yemeni government in exile asked its allies in Saudi Arabia and the UAE to launch a military campaign, also backed by the West, to drive out the Houthis.
A desperate civil war followed IR is estimated It led to 377,000 deaths and 4 million people displaced by the end of 2021.
The Houthis actually won the war. In April 2022, the fire ceased to decline significantly, and the fighting remained largely absent despite official concessions in October.
Here are some of the latest photos coming out of Yemen following the deadly Israeli airstrikes yesterday:
Netanyahu warns airstrikes will continue in Yemen after WHO chiefs were kidnapped in a deadly attack on Sana’a airport
Recipe for live coverage of the post-Middle East crisis Israel It struck several targets linked to the Iran-aligned Houthi movement in Yemen on Thursday, including a shell international airport in the princely city; Occupation. Houthi media said at least six people were killed.
Head of the World Health Organization; Tedros Adhanom GhebreyesusHe says he was shot at Yemen’s international airport. A member of the crew on the plane was injured and at least two people were reported killed at the airport. Tedros said he had been on Yemen to negotiate the release of UN staff held by the Houthis and to assess the humanitarian situation.
The Israeli military said it also hit military infrastructure at the ports Hodeida, Salif and Ras Kanatib to the west coast of Yemen. He also attacked the country Hezyaz and Ras Kanatib He invests with virtue.
Later on Thursday, the Houthis – who have declared themselves part of the “axis of resistance” against Iranian-led Israel – reportedly said they were ready to respond quickly to the attack and “escape progress”.
Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu he warned the Israeli airmen to “continue until the job is done”. “We have decided to cut off this branch of terrorism from the Iranian axis of evil,” he said in a video statement.
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Leader of the United Nations; Antonio GuterresHe announced the “escalation” of hostilities between Yemen’s Houthi rebels and Israel, calling the IDF targets at the airport in Sana’a “especially terror”.
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The UN Security Council must meet on Monday over Houthi attacks on Israel, Israeli ambassador Danny Danny said.
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Israel’s military intercepted a missile fired from Yemen in the latest attack by Houthi rebels – hours after Israel bombed military sites in Yemen.
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The Israeli military forced dozens of sick and injured patients to leave Kamal Adwan’s hospitality in Beit Lahiya, north GazaAl Jazeera reports.