Israeli Strike on Sanaa Kills Prime Minister and Ministers: Houthis Accuse Israel of Aggression
Introduction
The Houthis claim that the Israeli strike on Sanaa killed Prime Minister Ahmad al-Rahawi and several ministers. This news has caused shock and outrage in the region, as well as globally. The Houthis are a Shia rebel group that controls much of northern Yemen, including the capital, Sanaa. This attack is seen as a major escalation in the ongoing conflict between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition, of which Israel is a key ally. The strike has also sparked concerns about the involvement of Israel in Yemen's civil war.
Key Details
The attack took place on Thursday and targeted the presidential palace in Sanaa, where the Houthis had set up their base. Several high-ranking officials were killed, including Prime Minister Ahmad al-Rahawi and several ministers. The Houthis have accused Israel of carrying out the strike, with one spokesperson stating that "the aggression was carried out by the forces of aggression, led by Israel."
Impact
This attack has further complicated the already complex situation in Yemen and raised concerns about Israel's involvement in the conflict. It also highlights the growing influence of Israel in the Middle East and its willingness to engage in conflicts beyond its own borders. The strike has also caused tension between Israel and Iran, as Iran is a key supporter of the Houthis and has been accused of providing them with weapons. This
