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Houthi missile strike kills 53 Yemeni soldiers, wounds 200 as Saudi Arabia cancels major summit
Iran-backed rebels strike a military training camp in southern Yemen, killing dozens of recruits; Saudi Arabia cancels a major international investment conference following repeated missile and drone attacks on airports, oil facilities and military sites
Associated Press | 10.19.26
א-סיסי
Egypt weighs sending troops to defend Saudi Arabia as Houthis warn of another Yemen disaster
Egypt's president seeks parliamentary approval for air defense and logistical support to protect Saudi Arabia from Houthi missiles and drones; Yemen's rebels invoke Cairo's disastrous 1960s campaign as Red Sea tensions threaten Suez Canal revenues
Lior Ben Ari | 10.19.26
נשיא ארה"ב דונלד טראמפ
Trump: Abraham Accords back on the table, Israel has helped Saudi Arabia against Houthis
Despite Trump's optimism, sources say Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman distrusts Netanyahu and is awaiting Israel's election; Riyadh continues to demand a credible path to Palestinian statehood, while Israel has not openly intervened in Yemen
Itamar Eichner | 10.16.26
שתי ספינות המכולות שבבעלות ישראל אשר נמצאות בשליטת משמרות המהפכה
Israel plans inland ports to counter Houthi threats and Iranian tensions
Amid growing competition over trade routes and rival initiatives in Turkey and Syria, Israel Ports Company is advancing the IMEC corridor and forming a permanent international task force; a rail and logistics connection plan will soon reach the government
Sivan Hilaie | 10.16.26
מכשירי אייפון שנטען כי נאספו אחרי שצפו ב מי מצר הורמוז בעקבות פגיעה ב ספינה על ידי איראן
Viral footage shows iPhones floating in Strait of Hormuz after Iran sinks Singaporean cargo ship
The source of the apparent Apple devices remains unclear, but footage emerged after a Singapore-flagged vessel sank, with all 21 crew rescued; Iranian officials say attacks on Gulf shipping are designed to keep oil prices high ahead of US elections
Lior Ben Ari | 10.15.26
כיפת ברזל
Saudi Arabia can't stop Houthi missiles. Israeli technology could help with that
Analysis: Recent attacks on Riyadh’s airport and Saudi Aramco’s headquarters have exposed gaps in the kingdom’s air defenses; Israeli technology and intelligence could help, but political barriers complicate cooperation
Steven Ganot / The Media Line | 10.15.26
מוחמד בן סלמאן
‘One of Saudi Arabia's worst crises’: Houthi attacks threaten bin Salman's Vision 2030
Riyadh's airport remains shut after a deadly strike, oil giants' CEOs have pulled out of an energy congress and a major investment summit faces uncertainty; despite Saudi Arabia's show of strength, an expert warns security and prosperity are at risk
Lior Ben Ari | 10.15.26
A supporter of the Southern Transitional Council (STC) holds a South Yemen flag during a rally to celebrate the 63rd anniversary of the October 14 Revolution against British colonial rule and respond to calls for mobilization against the Houthi rebels in Aden, Yemen, Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026
Houthis turn to China for missile parts as threat to Israel and Saudi Arabia grows
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis are seeking Chinese components to develop advanced ballistic missiles capable of striking Saudi Arabia and Israel, a new report finds, signaling growing weapons production capabilities and reduced reliance on Tehran
Associated Press | 10.14.26
מתקן נפט עולה באש בסעודיה
Aramco executives' offices damaged in Houthi attack, regional officials say
Fresh missile and drone attacks target Riyadh as Saudi defenses struggle to intercept every threat; Russia, China and Oman pursue ceasefire contacts with the rebels, while more than 3,000 flights have been disrupted across the kingdom
Associated Press | 10.14.26
מתקן נפט עולה באש בסעודיה
Houthis strike Aramco headquarters; report: Chinese components used in missile production
Air raid sirens sound in Riyadh and Al-Kharj as Saudi Arabia trades strikes with Yemen's Houthis; recent attacks on the capital's airport killed at least 13 people and wounded 309, disrupting flights and casting a shadow over major business events
Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies | 10.14.26
קרב בין החות'ים לכוחות הפרו-סעודיים בתימן
Saudi Aramco facility catches fire amid Houthi attacks, Saudi airstrikes on Sanaa
A Houthi attack sparks a fire at one of the world's largest oil facilities, operated by Saudi Aramco, as intercepted missiles injure four in Riyadh; Saudi-led forces strike Yemen's capital, Sanaa, amid escalating fighting over a key Red Sea shipping route
Associated Press | 10.14.26
קרב בין החות'ים לכוחות הפרו-סעודיים בתימן
‘Like Mad Max’: Yemen desert battle footage emerges as Saudi-led airstrikes resume | Watch
Saudi-led coalition reportedly targets oil facilities near Sanaa, with another strike reported in Hodeidah; Houthis threaten retaliation against Aramco facilities and Riyadh airport, while dramatic videos show desert fighting between rebels and Saudi-backed forces
Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies | 10.13.26
סעודיה חאג' חיילים ב צבא סעודיה מצעד לקראת החאג'
Saudi Arabia's grand mufti calls for sacrifice against Houthis reveal where MBS's reforms stop
Analysis: The kingdom has reopened cinemas, expanded women's freedoms and curbed its religious police, but clerics remain under royal control; despite shared security concerns, Israel must not mistake parallel Saudi interests for an emerging alliance
Amine Ayoub | 10.13.26
רונאלדו
Ronaldo's Riyadh match delayed by drone alerts as fans told to stay seated after deadly airport strikes
Drone warnings flashed on spectators' phones moments before Al Nassr's kickoff against Uzbekistan's Neftchi Fergana, leaving players and referees waiting while stadium announcements urged fans to remain in their seats; the game went ahead despite fresh security fears in the Saudi capital
Nadav Zenziper | 10.12.26
טראמפ ובן סלמאן
Report: Saudi crown prince shuttles between bunker-equipped palaces as Houthi missiles hit Riyadh
At least 12 people died and hundreds were hurt at Riyadh airport as missile debris hit a kindergarten and residents sought shelter; The Wall Street Journal reports dwindling interceptors and mounting threats to oil exports, tourism and investment
ynet Global | 10.12.26
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