Israel attacks Yemen in response to Houthis’ airstrikes
(MENAFN) Israel initiated bombing in Yemen the following day that Premier Benjamin Netanyahu cautioned about seeking revenge after the Houthi party fired a missile which fell close to Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv.
Israeli media stated the Israel Air Force was aiming for over 10 sites all over Yemen, focusing on Houthi cement manufacturing firms as well as the tactical Red Sea dock of Al Hudaydah.
It was said that the Air Force started 48 attacks on locations in Yemen, with what was reported as a “massive blow” to the town’s dock by an Israeli official.
In addition, it was stated that several Israeli warplanes attacked some places in the Al Hudaydah dock region as well as Bajil province in Al Hudaydah Governorate.
Some reports were cited that about 30 Israeli aircrafts participated in bomb attacking the western dock town of Al Hudaydah.
These attacks were Israel’s first immediate military backlash following the Houthis’ firing of a missile at Ben Gurion Airport on Sunday, injuring eight individuals as well as urging a minimum of 12 airline companies to stop their trips.
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