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Houthis could sever global Internet lines by targeting submarine cables, expert says

Tensions rise in the Red Sea as Houthis escalate military operations and hint at potential cyberwarfare disrupting global internet connectivity for 2 billion people in Europe and Asia

Anwar Muneer/The Media Line | 05.01.24

Iran ship linked to Houthi attacks goes home amid Israel tensions, report says

Behshad ends Red Sea expedition during which it allegedly provided support for Houthi rebels in attacks on shipping vessels

Ynet | 04.18.24

תימן חות'ים יורים טיל תרגיל ליד הגבול עם סעודיה

What is IDF not saying about the defense against Houthi missiles

Israel confirms cruise missile fired from Yemen is shot down over Israel, 3 days after incident but spokesperson does not provide more detail; Houthi arsenal includes ballistic, cruise missiles able to travel up to

Lior Ben Ari, Nina Fox, Sivan Hilaie | 03.22.24

In first, cruise missile from Yemen enters Israeli airspace, explodes north of Eilat

Watch: missile explodes in unpopulated area, marking first time Houthi-launched missile toward Eilat not intercepted by Israel's aerial defense system

Yoav Zitun, Ilana Curiel | 03.20.24

Eilat port struggling to keep afloat due to Houthi threat, CEO says

The Houthi attacks in Bab el-Mandeb strait have completely halted the trade activities of the Port of Eilat, placing it in a complicated financial situation

The Media Line | 03.19.24

חטיפת ספינת "גלקסי לידר", בבעלות רמי אונגר

Houthis say they will not release their hostages until Gaza war ends

Houthis hold on to crew members after seizing cargo ship late last year including 25 sailors from Bulgaria, the Philippines, Romania, Mexico and Ukraine, now trapped in conflict they have nothing to do with

Daniel Bettini | 03.19.24

'We will impose a new military equation': Houthis raise stakes in maritime war against Israel

After months of attacks on ‘Israel-linked' vessels in Red Sea, Yemeni rebels announce expanding operations into Indian Ocean, as well as alternative shipping route in Atlantic Ocean as it tightens cooperation with Palestinians

Lior Ben Ari | 03.16.24

U.S. held secret talks with Iran over Houthi Red Sea attacks

Oman officials mediated between American and Iranian delegations in January in effort to reduce regional tensions; Talks also dealt with Iran's expanding military nuclear program, according to report citing U.S., Iranian officials

Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York | 03.14.24

The world needs to understand why the Red Sea is important

Analysis: Tensions surrounding the Red Sea sparked by Houthi attacks on transiting vessels have serious global economic, environmental and security ramifications

Debbie Mohnblatt/The Media Line | 03.13.24

Houthi official: We have ‘more surprises’ for the US, Israel

Senior member of Iran backed group says attacks to continue until the group “forces” global powers to end support for Israel and increase aid to Gaza

Anwar Muneer/The Media Line | 03.10.24

Fatalities, burn wounds in Houthi attack on commercial ship

Barbados-flagged True Confidence bulk carrier hit by a missile 50 nautical miles from Aden, Yemen; Crew deserts vessel as fire spreads on board

Agencies | 03.06.24

תימן מניפים את תמונות מנהיג ה חות'ים החות'ים עבד אל מאליכ אל חות'י ו מזכ"ל חיזבאללה חסן נסראללה

Houthi leader aspires to be like Hezbollah's Nasrallah

In the current war, Iran proxy's leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi presents himself as the protector of Gaza, imitating mannerism and speech of Hassan Nasrallah

Lior Ben Ari | 03.03.24

ספינת המשא רובימאר שטבעה לאחר תקיפת החות'ים

Oil spill, fertilizer leak from sinking of cargo ship highlight Houthi risk to Red Sea

US Central Command warns of 'environmental disaster' should unmitigated attacks by Iran proxy continue in critical waterway; aggravating concerns is Red Sea’s unique circular water patterns which operate essentially as a giant lagoon

Associated Press | 03.03.24

Ship hit by Houthis last month sinks in Red Sea, first vessel lost in conflict

Rubymar, loaded with 41,000 tons of fertilizer, struck by Houthi missiles, leading to abandonment and sinking in Yemen; US warns of 29 km pollution trail, raising alarms over potential major environmental catastrophe

Associated Press | 03.02.24

How Houthi Red Sea attacks affect Israeli ports

Continuous attacks by Iran-aligned Yemeni rebels sever vital arteries of global economy, compelling maritime transport companies to divert routes away from Bab al-Mandab, tripling travel time to Israeli ports

I24NEWS | 02.23.24