US EditionIsraeli strikes on Yemen’s Houthi rebels damage residential homes, forcing families to live in ruins
- Israeli airstrikes in Yemen's Sanaa have damaged homes, leaving many families in ruins and without help.
- The strikes killed 46 people, including 11 women and five children, according to the rebel-run health ministry.
- Houthi leader Mahdi al-Mashat stated they will continue attacks against Israel in response to the airstrikes.
- Residents voiced their inability to repair their homes, as local authorities provided no assistance.
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Israeli strikes on Yemen's Houthi rebels damage residential homes
Aden: Israel’s deadly airstrikes this week targeting Iran-backed rebels in Yemen have damaged residential areas in the country’s capital of Sanaa, leaving many houses in ruins and residents without help from authorities and unable to afford repairs on their own. Wednesday’s strikes killed 46 people — including 11 women and five children — and wounded 165, according to a toll released late Thursday by the rebel-run health ministry in Sanaa. Most …
Israeli Strikes on Yemen's Houthi Rebels Damage Residential Homes, Forcing Families to Live in Ruins
Israel's deadly airstrikes this week targeting Iran-backed rebels in Yemen have damaged residential areas in the country's capital of Sanaa, leaving many houses in ruins and residents without help from authorities and unable to afford repairs on their own.
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Arab NewsIsraeli strikes on Yemen’s Houthi rebels damage residential homes, forcing families to live in ruins
ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Israel's deadly airstrikes this week targeting Iran-backed rebels in Yemen have damaged residential areas in the country's capital of Sanaa…
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Israeli strikes on Yemen's Houthi rebels damage residential homes, forcing families to live in ruins
Israel’s deadly airstrikes this week targeting Iran-backed rebels in Yemen have damaged residential areas in the country’s capital of Sanaa, leaving many houses in ruins and residents unable to afford repairs on their own.
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