In a decisive military action, Israel delivered a severe blow to the Iranian-backed Houthi terror organization in Yemen today, according to a statement by Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz on his verified Twitter account.

The strike, which comes amid escalating regional tensions, underscores Israel’s commitment to defending itself against threats posed by Iran and its proxy forces.

“We will strike anyone who strikes us,” Katz asserted, emphasizing Israel’s readiness to take preemptive action against threats. He highlighted the extensive support Iran provides to the Houthi group, including training, financing, and strategic direction. This backing is part of Iran’s broader regional network of terror organizations aimed explicitly at attacking Israel, Katz explained.

The Houthis, entrenched in the Yemeni conflict, have been notorious for their missile and drone attacks targeting both military and civilian sites in neighboring countries, as well as their attempts to disrupt maritime trade routes. Katz’s statement underscores the grave implications of their actions on international shipping and freedom of navigation, calling it a significant threat to global trade and security.

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Katz called on the international community to intensify sanctions on Iran, describing the country as “the head of the snake” in fostering and directing regional terrorism. “This is the time for the international community to maximize sanctions on Iran,” Katz urged. He stressed that stopping Iran’s influence and its support for terrorist organizations is crucial to restoring stability and security in the Middle East….Seë_Morë

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