US EditionIsrael Launches New Round of Strikes Against Houthis in Yemen
- On May 16, 2025, Israel launched air strikes against Houthi-controlled ports in Yemen in response to missile attacks toward Israeli territory.
- The strikes followed repeated missile and drone attacks by the Houthis, who aimed to show solidarity with Palestinians amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict since October 2023.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz vowed to target Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi and strike all infrastructure enabling these attacks, warning of harsher responses.
- Netanyahu warned that the recent attacks mark only the start of their campaign, while Katz vowed that Israel will respond with similar air strikes each time a missile is launched.
- The escalation suggests Israel will maintain aggressive measures against the Houthis, despite a recent U.S.-brokered truce excluding Israel and ongoing complexities in Yemen's conflict.
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