Public sentiment is sharply divided, with strong support for the Houthis and their defense of Yemen alongside significant criticism of Israeli actions. While many express empathy for the Palestinian plight, others advocate for Israel's right to defend itself. This conflict of views reflects deep animosities and widespread calls for peace, humanitarian aid, and justice.

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I'm so fucking tired of this government administration communicating with the public through Twitter like teenagers in the 2010s.

Embarrassing.

Ruzhy6

Dickhertzer

EmployAltruistic647

1 b-2 is worth more that the GDP of Yemen

SnooGrapes7647

Maybe Israel should stop the genocide and give the Palestinians back what is rightfully theirs.

Conscious_Bank9484

A couple of B2 loads to accomplish little to nothing is certainly cheaper than keeping a couple of carrier fleets busy throwing f-18s overboard and feeding drones to the Houthis.

One-Bad-4395

This Azrael is the downfall of the USA and very well deserving downfall too.

Amazing-Ajnabi

B2 bombers are more suited to hard targets. Yemen really doesn't have much of those. He is just saying B2 because of recent action. Other jets and tomahawks are better for use in Yemen.

Adept-Structure665

How many more aircraft is the US willing to lose to a country with no airforce.

Practical-Cow-861

Why are some American Christians so goddamn blood thirsty?

angryve

They've visited plenty lol. Another run would just be Tuesday

Hot-Minute-8263

Well. I am sure the Houthis will find a solution

Affectionate_Move134

No peace on earth till the desert death cult is allowed to propagate.

Old_Man_Sailor

Is it just me, or are the Houthis way too crazy to run a country? The entire world should get together and smash them back to the stone age.

TripleJ_77

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&gt; # [Israel launches strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen](https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/1024/branded_news/3e2c/live/0ee2a340-5ac0-11f0-a40e-a1af2950b220.jpg)
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&gt; Israel says it has launched strikes on Houthi targets in three Yemeni ports, including the western port of Hudaydah, Ras Isa and Saif.
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&gt; The attacks come shortly after the Israeli military issued evacuation orders for civilians in the areas, warning of imminent air strikes.
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&gt; Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz confirmed on social media the strikes on the Houthi-controlled sites including a power station and a ship that was hijacked by the group two years ago.
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&gt; Houthi-run media in Yemen said the strikes hit the port of Hudaydah, but no further details were provided on damage or casualties.
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&gt; Katz said the strikes were part of "Operation Black Flag" and warned that the Houthis "will continue to pay a heavy price for their actions".
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&gt; "The fate of Yemen is the same as the fate of Tehran. Anyone who tries to harm Israel will be harmed, and anyone who raises a hand against Israel will have their hand cut off," he said in a post on X.
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&gt; Since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, the Iran-backed Houthi rebels have regularly launched missiles at Israel in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza and attacked commercial ships in the Red Sea.
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&gt; The Israeli Air Force said the latest strikes on Yemen's ports were in response to "repeated attacks" by the Houthis on Israel and its citizens.
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&gt; It added that the targeted ports were being used to "transfer weapons from the Iranian regime to carry out terror plans" against Israel and its allies.
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&gt; Shortly after the attack, Houthis confirmed its air defences had confronted Israel's strikes with missiles, according to Reuters news agency.
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&gt; Among the targets was a commercial ship the [Galaxy Leader seized by the group](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9d5q0jn067o) in November 2023, which Israel said was being used to monitor maritime vessels in international waters.
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&gt; The Ras Kanatib power station which supplies electricity to the nearby cities of Ibb and Taizz, was also hit, Israel said.
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&gt; This latest attack on Hudaydah comes after Israeli navy ships struck targets in the port city last month.
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&gt; Hudaydah port, which is the main entry point for food and other humanitarian aid for millions of Yemenis, has been the target of several Israeli strikes in the past year.
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"Houthi-run media in Yemen said the strikes hit Hudaydah, but no further details were provided on damage or casualties"

It's never Zionist-run media said....

It's never a Zionist run health medic organization said 

When BBC reports what Israel said they always make it a matter of fact. 

But when the BBC reports on something Israel did, it's always framed as a claim or an allegation made by someone who is purportedly part of a so-called terrorist organization.


Hamas rain run medical health organization said..

Houthi-run media said...


https://cfmm.org.uk/bbc-on-gaza-israel-one-story-double-standards/

AdditionalMeat1775

Quick reminder: during the last Israel-Hamas ceasefire, the Houthis stopped their attacks and blockades. They only resumed once Israel broke the ceasefire.

Private_HughMan

I doubt this will have any effect in anything. The Yemenis are battle hardened, The US airstrikes couldn't do anything and then they just quietly backed away, the Saudi also have been trying for years, even with ground operations, and haven't achieved much. Netanyahu and co. are probably just posing to domestic audiences as "doing something about it"

TrueBigorna

Expected after the sinking of that tanker yesterday

But Idk what the point is beyond wasting money. This doesn't send a message, if it did they'd stop doing it. The fact that the houthis have survived a year of airstrikes and a peace treaty with the US, **it's only emboldened the houthis further**

Israel is unironically making a larger problem for themselves by dropping bombs on mountains that create piles of rubble but don't actually accomplish anything substantive.

In the end the only victims are the innocent Yemeni people who live nearby and don't have any resources at their disposal to leave.

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These guys are so cool. Real life One Piece Pirates

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KVillage1

Well that was a fun ceasefire agreement with the US. At least they didn’t make them waste gas and move the aircraft carriers.

TallTacoTuesdayz

I'm frankly far from a fan of Israel, but if you lob a missile at an airport, you gotta expect missiles flying back from the airports owners...

TheObeseWombat

Can't say this wasn't deserved to be honest.

xoxosydneyxoxo

 After months of Israeli restraint, dozens of air force fighter jets bombed targets in the Hodeidah port area and another factory in the area, also in cooperation with the US. Israeli security source: "50 munitions were dropped. We destroyed Hodeidah port and concrete factories that were used to produce weapons factories. This is not the last attack"

NotSoSaneExile

Even though the US and Israel have likely caused immense damage to the Houthi's (who will never admit this so they can keep up morale), Yemen is still a very large country, and all it takes is a missile hidden somewhere, or on the back of a truck, to be able to fire at Israel. There was a story a few weeks ago that the anti-Houthi Yemeni Armed Forces were mobilizing 80,000 soldiers to conduct a ground offensive against the Houthi's. Not sure if that's accurate at all, but I think something like this would be necessary in order to take them down for good.

ComprehensiveKiwi489

Same targets are being bombed again and again, there is no way to stop them from launching missiles, short of bombing iran directly.

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Wolvercote

Pretty welcomed news, just dont out troops on the ground and get overstretched, let the Sunni coalition gather up the mercernies, proxies and group troops to finish off the houthi domination

Psychological-Flow55

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istarisaints

Hodeidah Airport has been closed for 10 years. Bomb Sana'a Airport if you're serious.

I have no problem with Israel hitting Yemen.  I do have a problem with the U.S. getting involved, since Israel is a dick country and we can't expect people in the region to not hate them.

yourmomwasmyfirst

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