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Israel hits Yemen’s infrastructure again: What we know and why it matters

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Sep 30, 2024

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… Nasruddin Amer claimed the Israeli attack was unsuccessful because … on Hodeidah port by Israel constituted an indiscriminate and … citizens”.
Why is Israel attacking Yemen?
Israel’s Western allies … an explosives-laden drone into Tel Aviv. The drone managed to …

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