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Stress of fighting Houthis took toll on US Navy, led to costly mistakes
New investigative reports cover four preventable mishaps during a U.S.-led campaign against Yemen's Houthi rebels that cost the Navy over $100 million; a "wake-up call" for the Navy about the demands of battle and the dangers of overextending ships and their crew
AP
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12.05.25
Why the Houthis stopped shooting—for now
Analysis: Although the Houthis claim they paused attacks because of the Hamas-Israel ceasefire and maintain an ideology aimed at Israel’s destruction, their real motivation was the growing military and economic pressure on their regime
Ari Heistein
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11.27.25
Operation Magic Carpet remembered as Israel holds first state event for Yemenite aliyah
More than 75 years after Operation Magic Carpet, Israel will hold its first state ceremony honoring the immigration of Yemenite Jews, projecting names of 400 who died en route and urging families to help identify others
Itamar Eichner
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11.26.25
Houthi court sentences 17 to death by firing squad for alleged spying
Specialized Criminal Court in Sanaa says the defendants were part of 'espionage cells within a spy network affiliated with American, Israeli and Saudi intelligence'
Associated Press
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11.23.25
Import empire: The Houthi regime and Yemen’s economic chokepoints
Analysis: The Houthis were able to effectively seize Yemen’s economy precisely because it was centralized and dependent on imports through a small number of entry points; but that same feature has now become a major liability, leaving the regime’s revenue system uniquely vulnerable
Ari Heistein
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11.16.25
Iran is taking advantage of the Houthi crisis to establish itself in Yemen
The Houthis are in crisis, 'confused' and investing their efforts in preparing for a future confrontation with Israel; Allied Iran wants to strengthen its influence in Yemen, as compensation for losses in Lebanon and Syria, and is increasing its support for the Houthis
Lior Ben Ari
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11.16.25
UN Security Council calls for end to Houthi attacks, renews sanctions
In 13-0 vote, with China and Russia abstaining, the UN extends sanctions on Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis, condemns cross-border and maritime attacks and calls on states to enforce the arms embargo amid rising Red Sea threats
AFP
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11.15.25
Houthis signal end to attacks on Israel, vow to resume only if fighting in Gaza renews
In a letter to Hamas obtained by AP, Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels said they would halt missile and drone attacks on Israel in line with the Gaza cease-fire, shifting focus to internal crackdowns, boycotts, and renewed military training
Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies
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11.11.25
Houthis allege Mossad and IDF officers operated spy ring out of Saudi Arabia
Iran-backed group says it arrested members of an alleged spy ring operating in Yemen, accusing them of monitoring military sites and leaders on behalf of foreign intelligence agencies
Lior Ben Ari
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11.09.25
Boycotts and arrests: Houthi rebels focus inward after halting attacks on Israel
Iran-backed rebels shift attention to arrests, propaganda and economic pressure amid Gaza ceasefire; UN staff among dozens detained as Houthis warn attacks could resume if fighting restarts
Lior Ben Ari
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10.28.25
With pink scarves and hijabs, Arab women unite to fight breast cancer across the Middle East
After years of crisis and rising cancer deaths, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and even war-torn Yemen are rallying women to get screened—reviving breast cancer awareness campaigns under powerful local slogans
Lior Ben Ari
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10.27.25
Report: Houthi defense minister wounded in Israeli strike is near death
Yemeni opposition media reports that condition Mohammed Nasser al-Atifi, who has been hospitialized since August 28, is rapidly deteriorating
Lior Ben Ari
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10.22.25
A mysterious airstrip built on a Yemeni island as Houthi rebels are increasingly squeezed
Satellite images reveal a nearly 2,000-meter runway taking shape on Zuqar Island in the Red Sea, part of a growing network of bases that could reshape surveillance and smuggling operations as the fight against Yemen’s Houthi rebels intensifies
Associated Press
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10.20.25
Tanker belonging to Iranian 'ghost fleet' hit by mystery blast off Yemen's coast
MV FALCON has previously been identified as part of Iran’s 'ghost fleet' — a network of tankers that transport oil and petroleum products in violation of international sanctions
ynet
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10.19.25
Will the Houthi military chief’s assassination change anything? 'They’re no longer a primitive militia'
Despite the Gaza ceasefire and the killing of Houthi Chief of Staff Muhammad al-Ghamari, the Iran-backed group remains defiant; Crowds in Sanaa vowed to follow Sinwar’s path: 'We’re here to stay and ready to return if the enemy does'
Lior Ben Ari
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10.18.25
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