Israel launched powerful airstrikes on Houthi-controlled ports in Hodeidah and Al-Salif, Yemen, in retaliation for continued missile attacks toward Israeli territory. Defense Minister Israel Katz declared that Israel would hunt down and assassinate Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi,

According to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), the ports were being used to transfer weapons, and the strikes were intended to "deepen the damage to the Houthis' terror capabilities" and "neutralise" the ports.

Israel has threatened to assassinate Yemen’s Ansarullah leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi. Yemen vows to continue its strikes despite Israeli threats. Resistance groups condemn Israel’s assassination policy.

The Israeli regime has threatened to assassinate the leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah popular resistance movement, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, should Sana’a persist in its pro-Palestinian missile strikes against Israeli targets.

Military estimates it will take a month for Iran-backed terror group to repair Hodeidah and Salif ports following airstrikes; 15 jets dropped 35 bombs

Israel Defence Minister, Israel Katz warned on Thursday, that Israel will do to Iran what it has done to Hamas in Gaza, just days after an attack on Ben

Israel says it has launched strikes on the Yemeni ports of Hodeidah and as-Salif in response to the Houthi rebels firing missiles towards Israel, days after the Yemeni group agreed a truce with the United States.

Israel threatened to target the leadership of Yemen's Houthi rebels after the air force struck two rebel-held ports on Friday, following repeated Houthi missile attacks in recent days. The Houthis agreed earlier this month to stop firing on international shipping in the Red Sea after the United States stepped up air strikes on rebel-held areas with British support.