The public sentiment towards the Israeli airstrike that killed the Houthi Prime Minister is largely favorable, with many expressing support for Israel's military actions as a necessary response to Houthi provocations. Most commenters ridicule the Houthis, viewing them unfavorably and celebrating the strike as a form of justice. However, there are significant dissenting voices pointing to concerns about the humanitarian implications and the potential for escalating violence, reflecting a mix of approval and apprehension regarding broader regional stability.

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The only solution Israel has is violence, it seems. Daily reminder that Houthis did not bomb Israel until the total blockade and violence against Palestinian Civilians happened.

Majestic_Juice5961

Mods, maybe it's time to add `/Yemen` to the flair? The way things are going, we'll soon have to add the whole Middle East... It's hard to fathom how much more this conflict can expand.

Naurgul

Houthis had some serious self-confidence to expand their war on Israel and still go about their day like normal.

EternalMayhem01

I'm **sure** this will cause the Houthis to stand down forever, Israel is such a peaceful nation!!!!11!!1!!

Egypt &amp; Jordan really thinks Israel isn't going to turn their war machine on them at some point?

edit: I would like to note that 30 hours after posting this comment, 11% of the 3000 impressions on this comment are from Israel (2nd most after US). Hi Mossad :)

BigDicEnergy

The_strongest_mage

It's weird how people here tend to be anti-houthis and anti-hezabollah, but when it comes to Hamas and HTS, they go defensive.

BabylonianWeeb

I’ve heard very little about the Red Sea in the media lately. Is shipping moving freely, or did the Houthis defeat the recent US led campaign against them?

velvetvortex

Has Yemen attacked any ships outside of what should, at least nominally, be considered their territorial waters? I don't know enough about the distances and shipping routes involved, but the strait isn't passable without going through Yemeni waters is it? 

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Fliegendes_Fleisch

Peace in the middle east is seen as some impossible political goal but the reality is it wouldn't be if the two most psychopathic parties in the US and Israel just stopped bombing everyone.

The myth that Israel-Palestine is complicated or that peace is impossible is sold by those who don't want you to realise it is incredibly simple and peace is not happening because it isn't wanted.

_Oisin

Those are some huge bombs they must be dropping to get 500' fireballs.

Perioscope

Why is Israel always for to pull us into a war

TheAnimeKnower36

Seeding a new wave of extremism in about 20-30 years

clandestineVexation

CertifiedSwampAss

Im.guessing there are hostages in Yemen surely.

Milios12

Excerpt:

&gt;Iran-backed Houthi Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi was killed in Israeli airstrikes on Yemen's capital Thursday which targeted senior military officials including the group's defence minister, according to Yemeni media reports and Israeli officials.

&gt;Al-Rahawi died in his Sanaa apartment during the Israeli strikes, Yemeni Al-Jumhuriya outlet reported, with the Aden Al-Ghad newspaper adding that several of his associates were killed in the same strike.

&gt;Israeli officials said they believe the strikes eliminated Houthi Defence Minister Mohamed al-Atifi and Chief of Staff Muhammad Abd Al-Karim al-Ghamari during a cabinet meeting of senior officials outside Sanaa. Al-Ghamari had previously been wounded in an earlier Israeli attack.

&gt;Israel is still assessing whether further deaths among the Houthi leadership can be confirmed, according to media reports.

Firecracker048

The slogan and emblem of the Houthis translates as: *"God is the Greatest, Death to America, Death to Israel, Curse be upon the Jews, Victory to Islam"*.

Hopefully this effective strike was still the beginning, with many more to come.

Cannot-Forget

When I read about Isreali's whacking a leader, I cant stop instantly [thinking about this song for some reason.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWhkbDMISl8)

Reddit will ban you for suggesting that taking out leaders is an effective strategy to stopping aggression from other "countries".  Apparently only the population or grunts can be suggested used..kinda weird really...anyways, how many 6 day wars does it take to show the strategy is pretty effective?

littleredpinto

That tends to happen when you can't protect your airspace.

Infamous-Salad-2223

gravant1863

&gt; Israeli officials said they believe the strikes eliminated Houthi Defence Minister Mohamed al-Atifi and Chief of Staff Muhammad Abd Al-Karim al-Ghamari during a cabinet meeting of senior officials outside Sanaa. 

Good strike then, and it'll have taken out a lot of 2ICs too.

Gusfoo

Honestly this sounds way better than whats going on with Israel and Gaza. Military vs. Military. Dont involve civilians.

nanlinr

The big question is...What would it take to finally get their leader (Abdul Malik al-Houthi)...I'm sure Israel is sick and tired of having to continue to see his face. My guess is that he is constantly underground, and not using any electronic devices.

ComprehensiveKiwi489

IBelieveInCoyotes

Does it even matter? Israel have killed, basically, all of Hamas senior leadership in Gaza, and then some, yet Hamas continue to fight on. Yemen is even further away so I doubt this will affect the Houthis in any meaningful way.

hEarrai-Stottle

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An Israeli airstrike killed the Prime Minister of the Houthi-controlled government in Yemen, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict.

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