Now Yemen is also threatening Israel

The Yemeni government has confirmed that it launched a missile attack on Israel. The threat to the Jewish state from Sana’a was contained.

The Sana’a – Israel war is claiming many lives, and threats from Arab countries against the Israeli government in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are increasing by the day. There is no end to the violence. On the contrary.

After Hezbollah militants in Iran and Lebanon, Yemen has now officially issued military threats to Israel. This was reported by an Israeli online news website Ynetnews. Yemeni Prime Minister Main Abdul Malek has threatened to attack Israeli ships in the Red Sea if airstrikes continue in the Gaza Strip.

And that’s not all: According to the report, Abdul Malek confirmed that rockets and drones were fired from his country towards the Israeli border. The Yemeni Prime Minister was quoted by the news site as saying: “Sana will contribute to the carnage in Gaza. The Americans intercepted missiles and drones aimed at Israel and shot down some of them. But some achieved their goal. ”Information cannot be independently verified.

Rocket attack from Yemen on Israel: US names Shiite Houthi rebels

A US Navy warship intercepted three cruise missiles and several drones on Thursday (October 19) that were fired from Yemen by the Iran-aligned Shiite Houthi movement, possibly at Israel, the Pentagon in Washington said. As US broadcaster I24NEWS reported, Israel was informed that 15 drones had been identified, so they were launched from Yemen.

It said Saudi Arabia had intercepted at least one drone. The desert country lies between Yemen and Israel and, with the help of American diplomacy, has begun a rapprochement process with the Israelis in recent years. Since 2015, Saudi Arabia has also been conducting military operations against the Houthi movement in its southern neighbours. According to preliminary findings, Houthi rebels, who are allied with Lebanese Hezbollah and view Jewish Israel as an enemy, are suspected of masterminding the latest attack across the Red Sea.

Abdul Malek’s statements make it surprising that his government should actually take action against Houthi rebels in a country of 33.7 million people. However, in recent months, there have been pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the capital Sana’a (about 2.5 million people), which have now resurfaced after recent Israeli airstrikes against Hamas in Gaza, like Iraq, Jordan or Syria.

War in Israel: Thousands of rockets fired at Jewish state

Israel needs more ammunition for its Iron Dome missile defenses after thousands of rocket attacks in recent weeks, and the Jewish state is preparing for a long war. Ynetnews Generally considered a reliable source, the news website was eventually approved Jediod AcharenodIsrael’s most widely read newspaper, as well as a Hebrew news portal Ynet enabled. (evening)