The US and Israel are rearranging the Middle East to their liking, argues Center for International Policy’s Matt Duss.
Traffic through Suez Canal has slowed, driving the cost of goods up, and impacting the two countries’ economies.
These were the updates on Israel’s attacks on Lebanon for Tuesday, October 8.
Viktor Bout, dubbed the ‘merchant of death’, was exchanged two years ago for US basketball star Brittney Griner.
Attacks hit key port city of Hodeidah as well as the capital, Sanaa, Houthi-run media and US sources say.
Yemen’s Houthis and armed groups in Iraq have continued to target Israel, amid escalation between Tel Aviv and Tehran.
The boats were traversing a sea route described as one of the busiest and most dangerous in the world.
The large-scale Israeli attacks targeted seaports and power stations.
Yemen, Syria, Lebanon and Gaza were all hit by Israeli air strikes in the space of roughly 24 hours.
Attacks on western Yemen come a day after Houthis say they fired a missile at airport near Tel Aviv.
Iran-aligned group says it will continue its attacks on Israel until its ‘aggression on Lebanon and Gaza stops’.
Sirens sounded across Tel Aviv as Israel’s military said it shot down a Yemeni missile on Thursday night.
The missile hit Tel Aviv and central Israel on Sunday as war on Gaza nears a whole year.
Iran’s new president Masoud Pezeshkian says the hypersonic missile fired from Yemen into Israel is not Iranian made.
