Israel Conducts Airstrikes on Multiple Targets in Yemen's Capital

Israel has intensified its military campaign against the Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen, conducting airstrikes on military camps, government buildings, and fuel facilities in the capital Sanaa and the northern al-Jawf province. These strikes are part of a broader regional conflict linked to the ongoing war in Gaza, with the Houthis firing missiles and drones at Israel in solidarity with Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has adopted a more aggressive stance, with Israeli officials signaling the likelihood of further strikes, including potential future attacks in Qatar. The attacks have resulted in casualties among the Houthis, with reports of at least nine killed and over a hundred injured, though figures remain difficult to verify independently. Israel justifies the strikes as retaliation for Houthi attacks on Israeli territory, while critics accuse Israel of escalating violence across multiple countries in the region. This surge in Israeli military operations reflects a widening conflict involving multiple actors and has drawn widespread international attention and condemnation.