Houthis working to impose ‘air blockade’ on Israel by targeting airports

The Houthi terrorist organization announced plans to impose a “comprehensive air blockade” on Israel, launching missile attacks on the country’s airports, including a strike near Ben-Gurion Airport that injured three individuals. The Israeli military attributed its failure to intercept the missile to a technical error, while Houthi spokesman Brig.-Gen. Yahya Saree stated the attack was in retaliation for Israel’s expansion of operations against Hamas. In response, Israel’s security cabinet is considering revising its policies on Yemen, with Prime Minister Netanyahu affirming a commitment to act against the Houthis in the future.