Houthi rebels launch joint missile attack on Israel with Iranian support

Yemen’s Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for a joint missile attack on Israel, stating that it was carried out in coordination with Iranian and Hezbollah forces.

According to reports, the Houthis launched the attack, which targeted Israel. The group has issued a statement warning that they are prepared to escalate further military action if Israel continues its strikes across the region.

Details of the attack have not been released by the Houthis or other parties involved. However, it is reported that the missile strike was carried out in coordination with Iranian and Hezbollah forces, which are known to be allied with the Houthi rebels.

The incident has raised concerns about potential escalation in the region. Israel has been conducting military operations against militant groups in Syria and Lebanon, which have been linked to Iran and Hezbollah.

The Houthis have a long history of launching missile attacks on neighboring countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. The group has also been involved in conflicts with other regional powers, including Yemen’s government.

The incident highlights the complex web of alliances and rivalries in the Middle East, where multiple countries and groups are vying for influence and power. Further information is needed to fully understand the implications of this incident.

Source: Al Jazeera