Israeli airstrikes rocked Yemen’s capital on Sunday, targeting the Iran-backed Houthis, who claimed that multiple areas across Sanaa were hit. The Houthi-run health ministry confirmed at least two people dead and 35 others wounded as a result of the attacks.
The airstrikes came days after Houthi rebels launched a missile towards Israel, which the Israeli military described as the first cluster bomb attack by the rebels since 2023. The escalating tensions between Israel and the Houthis have raised concerns about further violence in the region.
In response to the airstrikes, the Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV network reported that several areas in Sanaa were targeted, causing panic and destruction among civilians. The ongoing violence in Yemen continues to destabilize the region, with both the Houthis and Israel engaging in airstrikes and missile attacks.
The conflict between Israel and the Houthis has been fueled by the Iranian support for the rebel group, which has been engaged in a long-standing battle with the Yemeni government. The airstrikes in Sanaa mark another episode of the proxy war between Israel and Iran, with Yemen caught in the middle of the escalating tensions.
The Israeli military has not officially confirmed its involvement in the airstrikes, but the targeting of the Iran-backed Houthis indicates Israel’s strategic interests in the region. The airstrikes have further heightened the already volatile situation in Yemen, with fears of more casualties and destruction looming over the war-torn country.
As the conflict between Israel and the Houthis intensifies, the international community remains concerned about the impact of the airstrikes on the civilian population in Yemen. The humanitarian crisis in the country has been exacerbated by the ongoing violence, with thousands of people displaced and in need of urgent assistance.
Efforts to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the conflict have so far been unsuccessful, with both sides continuing to engage in military…
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