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Beyond the Houthis: Why the Ethiopia-Eritrea crisis matters for Israel
Opinion: As Israel focuses on Houthi threats from Yemen, tensions among Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt are escalating across the Red Sea, raising risks to maritime security, regional stability and a vital corridor for Israeli trade
Amine Ayoub
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10.03.26
Beyond the Red Sea: Ethiopian-Eritrean conflict risks converging with Yemen crisis
The 'Horn of Africa is deteriorating because of the dominance of powers trying to come to Africa and occupy the ports ... so the violence in the Horn of Africa is going to get worse,' intelligence analyst Mowlid Ali says
Giorgia Valente/The Media Line
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10.01.26
US-Houthi talks focus on Red Sea shipping and Bab el-Mandeb: Houthis pledge not to target US vessels
The sides reportedly met in Oman after Houthi gains near the strategic strait; the group vowed to uphold its 2025 ceasefire with Washington and avoid US ships, while reserving the right to target Saudi vessels.
ynet, News Agencies
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09.16.26
Iran is moving West. Israel should be watching Africa
Opinion: Tehran’s activity in Mauritania, Sudan and the Red Sea points to a strategic reality Israel cannot afford to ignore: Iran’s regional battlefield is no longer confined to the Middle East
Amine Ayoub
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09.16.26
Global trade at risk as Houthis capture Red Sea chokepoint under Iranian guidance
Yemen says Iran-backed Houthis seized Bab el-Mandab; Tehran reportedly supplied Yemeni rebels with money, weapons and commanders; senior Israeli official calls it a 'negative development' but stresses: 'If we are not attacked, we will not intervene'
Lior Ben Ari
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09.11.26
More than 140 killed as Yemen forces, Houthis clash
Saudi-backed government forces report 84 troops killed, mostly in rocket attacks, while Houthi sources say 57 fighters died in southwest Yemen
AFP
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09.06.26
Israel turns to naval drones as Iran war exposes maritime vulnerabilities
Threats to offshore gas fields, Red Sea shipping and Mediterranean trade have reportedly pushed Israel to expand its fleet and invest in unmanned surface vessels after years of treating the navy as a secondary force
ynet Global
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08.27.26
Houthis strike Saudi oil tanker as Red Sea conflict escalates
The Iran-backed group says it targeted a tanker off Yanbu with missiles, the latest attack in weeks of Saudi-Houthi strikes on ships, ports and oil infrastructure as tensions spread across the Red Sea
Reuters
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08.05.26
Houthi Red Sea blockade would lift oil prices, but workarounds could blunt impact
Oil prices could climb above $115-$120 should flows be disrupted, consultant says; Saudi crude shipments to Asia could face longer routes; Asian refiners could face delays of around a month for Yanbu cargoes, Kpler analyst says
Reuters
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07.21.26
'Eye for an eye': Houthis declare 'naval blockade' against Saudi Arabia
'Blockade with a blockade': In parallel with escalation by Iran, the conflict between Riyadh and the rebels in Yemen is also escalating , with the Houthis declaring a 'naval blockade,' claiming that Saudi Arabia is also imposing one on them
Lior Ben Ari
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07.20.26
Israeli researchers predict the next invasive fish species in the Mediterranean
Tel Aviv University researchers developed a model predicting which Red Sea fish may reach the Mediterranean; species not dependent on coral reefs were found most likely to establish themselves in new habitats; so which fish made the list?
ynet
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07.16.26
'Anyone planning another massacre will come here': Eilat alarmed after Shin Bet warning
Eilat residents and tourists were unsettled by a Shin Bet warning of a possible Oct. 7-style attack, but officials and businesses say calm has returned as fears shift to exposed Arava border communities
Oded Shalom
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06.26.26
Parashat Bamidbar: What Nachshon teaches about faith, action and national responsibility
Nachshon’s leap into the sea offers a model of Jewish leadership rooted in courage, initiative and shared national responsibility; Just as Moses' prayers did not part the sea until Nachshon moved, today’s stormy 'sea' requires the initiative of our leaders
Michael Eisenberg
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05.15.26
Iran threatens to disrupt shipping in Red Sea unless US lifts Hormuz blockade
Revolutionary Guard warns Tehran will block trade through the Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman and Red Sea as mediators push to extend the fragile US-Iran ceasefire, regional tensions rise and Gulf states move to contain the fallout
Lior Ben Ari, news agencies
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04.15.26
When everything falls apart, leadership is defined by action
In moments of crisis, leadership is tested not by perfect judgment but by the ability to act under pressure, stabilize others and communicate clearly even without full information or certainty about what comes next
Ziv Elul
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04.03.26
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