Israeli Airstrikes Target Houthi Positions in Hodeidah Amid Rising Tensions

Israeli fighter jets bombarded Houthi military targets in Yemen's Hodeidah port following a drone attack on Tel Aviv. The airstrikes, which left at least 80 people injured, aimed at oil facilities and power stations. The incident underscores growing fears of a regional conflict amidst the ongoing Gaza war.

Israeli fighter jets struck Houthi military targets in Hodeidah port, Yemen, following a drone attack on Tel Aviv. The strikes targeted oil facilities and power stations, leaving at least 80 people with severe burns.

Residents reported explosions throughout Hodeidah as civil defence forces battled fires. Israel's military noted the port was used for receiving Iranian weapons shipments.

The escalation follows over 200 Houthi attacks on Israel and highlights concerns that the Gaza conflict could expand regionally. Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant stated, "The fire in Hodeidah is seen across the Middle East."