The Israeli army committed retaliation against the Houthi militia in Yemen on Monday. The militia supported by Iran checks a large part of Yemen. From there a rocket was fired on Sunday that Ben Gurion hit the Airport site. Six people were injured. The Israeli government threatened a hard opponent.
Israel has acted in the past and will also “do this in the future,” said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a video message published on Sunday. The reaction will take place in different steps. “Everyone who attacks us will go back seven times,” said Israeli Minister of Defense Israel Katz based on the Bible.
On Monday, the Israeli Air Force attacked various Houthi positions in Yemen. According to the Hudaida port and a cement factory, which was also used for weapon production, according to the security circles. “It was a huge blow and he will not stay the last”, a representative of the army was quoted by Israeli media. “The time of restraint is over!”, The source continues.
Attack coordinated with the US
The Houthi-Close TV broadcaster Al-Masirah reported on attacks by the United States and Israel on the port in Hudaida. The cement factory also attacked is approximately 50 kilometers east of Hudaida in the city of Bajil. Eyewitnesses in Bajil told the DPA that violent explosions had shaken the city. Smoke and flames came over the factory. Annual van ravaged in the direction of the factory. It is believed that there are victims.
The US Army has been attacking the Houthi milities in Yemen for months with the aim of protecting international shipping in the Red Sea. The Houthi always attacks commercial and military ships and only want to end these attacks at an end of the Gaza war between Israel and the Hamas, which is also supported by Iran. The army of Israel had not attacked destinations in Yemen for about four months.
Source: Krone
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