Huti has been continuously attacking Israel for the past several months.
Cairo: Iran-backed Prime Minister Ahmed Al-Rahavi died in an Israeli air strike on Thursday in Yemen’s capital Sana. Huti rebels said in a statement on Saturday that many of his ministers were also killed in this attack. The Israeli army said on Thursday that they had ‘accurate attacks’ on a military hideout of Huti rebels in Sana. According to the statement released on Saturday by the huts, Ahmed al-Rahavi, who was the Prime Minister of the Huti government since August 2024, was participating in a routine workshop. In this workshop, his government was reviewing its last one year of functioning.
Hoot attacks and Israel’s response
Huti rebels have repeatedly launched missile attacks against Israel, especially since the war between Hamas in Israel and Gaza began. Huti says that these attacks are in support of Palestinians. However, most missiles were destroyed by Israel in the air or they failed on their own, but this did not stop the attacks of the huts. Earlier, at the beginning of the week, Israel carried out air strikes at several places in Sana, in which at least 10 people were killed and 102 others were injured according to the Hooty-controlled Health Ministry.
Huti has been continuously attacking Israel for the past several months.
Targeting ships in the Red Sea
Huti rebels are not only attacking Israel with missiles and drones, but also targeting ships in the Red Sea. He says that these attacks are in favor of Palestinians. In response, Israeli and America-led coalition is bombing Yemen’s Huti-controlled areas such as Sana and Hodeda. The Israeli attacks in May completely shut down the Sana Airport. In May, the Trump administration signed an agreement with the huts, in which there was talk of stopping attacks on ships in the Red Sea instead of stopping the aircraft. But the huts made it clear that the agreement was not to stop attacks on Israeli related bases.
Stunning started in Gaza, children are facing effects
Talking about Gaza, people are facing heavy shortage of food due to Israeli blockade and attacks. A United Nations -backed panel has confirmed that starvation has started in North Gaza and children are facing the most impact. People are forced to take hot food in utensils from charity organizations to get food. If seen in this way, the battle in Yemen and Gaza has made the situation more critical. The tension between the huts and the Israel is increasing, and it is affecting the common people. Starvation and Yemen attacks in Gaza have worsened human conditions in both places. (AP)
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