In addition to Hamas, powerful organizations such as Hezbollah and the Houthis are involved in the conflict with Israel. On the other hand, the US is helping Israel. However, this time the Houthi rebels have shot down a state-of-the-art drone of the country.
The BBC reported that Yemen's Houthi rebels shot down a US MQ-9 Reaper drone. Wednesday (November 8). A senior official of the US Defense Department confirmed this information.
This was also confirmed by the spokesman of the military wing of the Houthi rebels.
Earlier, a US drone was shot down by Houthi rebels. They said that the US drone was monitoring and spying on the coast of Yemen on behalf of Israel. It was shot down.
Earlier, a US drone was shot down by Houthi rebels. They said that the US drone was monitoring and spying on the coast of Yemen on behalf of Israel. It was shot down.
Meanwhile, Yemen's Houthi rebels have recently claimed to carry out new drone attacks on Israel. They claimed that the Israeli military base and airport activities were also temporarily stopped in this attack.
Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sari said on social media X (formerly Twitter),
As long as Israel's brutal aggression against our brothers in Gaza does not stop, the Houthi forces will continue to carry out larger scale military operations in support of the Palestinian people....
Before this, Houthi members launched a large number of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones at various Israeli installations in retaliation for the Israeli aggression in Gaza. Although it did not cause much damage, their long-range weapons capabilities worried Israel and its Western allies. These missiles hit Israeli targets from a distance of about 1,400 miles.
Although the Houthis have not released much information about how strong their arsenal is, their military strength is believed to be several times higher than before. Most of the weapons in the stockpile are provided by Iran. These weapons reach the Houthis from Tehran through Oman, the Arabian Sea and the Red Sea.
Although the Houthis have not released much information about how strong their arsenal is, their military strength is believed to be several times higher than before. Most of the weapons in the stockpile are provided by Iran. These weapons reach the Houthis from Tehran through Oman, the Arabian Sea and the Red Sea.
Israel attacks 8 hospitals in Gaza in three days
Israel has bombed 8 hospitals in the Palestinian-besieged Gaza in the last three days. Also, since October 7, 18 hospitals have been completely closed.
Gaza's official media office reported this information in a statement on Thursday (November 9).
Qatar-based Al Jazeera journalist Hani Mahmoud said that Israel's bombardment has caused extensive damage to Al-Shifa, the largest hospital in Gaza.
A video released by the Gaza Health Ministry also showed extensive damage to the radiology department of Al Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza.
Earlier, the Gaza Ministry of Health said that 16 out of 36 hospitals and 51 out of 72 clinics in Gaza have been closed due to air strikes and fuel and medicine shortages.
Israel has been carrying out continuous airstrikes on Gaza since October 7. Hospitals, schools, houses of the valley are not spared from this attack. Also last month, more than 500 people lost their lives in a massive attack on Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza. However, Israel did not claim responsibility for the attack.
So far, the number of people killed in Israeli bombings in the besieged Gaza has exceeded 10,500. More than 4 thousand of them are children. Besides, 27 thousand were injured. More than 2500 people are missing.
Attack on the convoy of Mahmud Abbas
The convoy of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was attacked in the occupied West Bank. One of his bodyguards was killed.
Russian news agency Tass reported this information in a report on Tuesday (November 7) citing CNN Turk TV.
Hours after the attack, the Palestinian West Bank armed forces 'Sons of Abu Jandal' claimed responsibility. The armed forces gave Mahmoud Abbas a 24-hour ultimatum to take action against Israel on Sunday (November 5), just two days before the attack.
Meanwhile, on the same day, Mahmoud Abbas held a meeting with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in Ramallah. In a meeting with Blinken, Abbas said an "immediate ceasefire" must be implemented in Gaza, Al Jazeera reported. It should also allow continued humanitarian access. Blinken, however, did not agree to a truce. But he says, 'Gazaians should not be forcibly displaced.'
However, in a statement earlier, Mahmoud Abbas said that Hamas does not represent the Palestinian people.
The death toll from Israeli bombings in besieged Gaza has exceeded 11,000 so far. More than 4 thousand of them are children. In addition, 27 thousand were injured. More than 2500 are missing.
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