The Houthis couldn't have built their most dangerous weapons without help from Iran and others, UN experts find
The Houthis have used their formidable arsenal of missiles and drones to target ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
A Year Later, Houthis Show No Sign of Curbing Red Sea Attacks
The Yemeni militant group vowed to maintain the onslaught on shipping until Israel ends its military offensive against Hamas ...
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Involving US troops in Israeli conflicts requires congressional approval, House lawmakers argue
Five House Democrats are asking President Joe Biden to detail and justify the role of U.S. service members in assisting ...
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Yemen's Houthi Forces and Advanced Iranian Weapons Fuel Unrest in the Middle East
Yemen’s Houthi rebels, once a small, limited local group, have grown into a powerful military force, largely due to support ...
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Iran's support transforms Yemen’s Houthi rebels into powerful military force, UN says
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have transformed from a local armed group with limited capabilities into a powerful military ...
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Jews Living, Hiding, and Dying in the Dark Shadow Of Obama’s 2nd Term
The rampant antisemitism in the United States and death and destruction in the Middle East today stem from Obama’s failed and ...
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Israel Can't Hide from Houthi Attacks by Selling Ships
Yemen's Houthis said on Sunday they would maintain their maritime blockade against Israeli vessels in response to ...
Iran’s help has transformed Yemen’s Houthi rebels into a potent military force, UN experts say
U.N. experts say Yemen’s Houthi rebels have been transformed from a local armed group with limited capabilities to a powerful ...