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IDF hits Houthis with most powerful strike of war

IDF hits Houthis with most powerful strike of war

Above: An oil storage tank fire burns a day after Israeli bombings on Yemen's Huthi-held port of Hodeida on July 21, 2024. Image copyright: Photo by AFP / AFP via Getty Images***PLEASE REPLACE WATERMARKED IMAGE***

The Spin

Tehran and its Houthi proxies pose a threat to the State of Israel, regional stability, and global navigation. The IDF's attack in Yemen on Sunday demonstrated Israel's ability to conduct long-range military operations with dozens of IAF aircraft and mid-air refueling aircraft. The targets were the Houthi terrorist regime's power plants and seaport. It was a significant strike and showed Israel's resolve to retaliate against all its enemies, both near and far. This while Israel continues to conduct military operations in Gaza and Lebanon.

In less than a year, Israel killed 42K and wounded 100K Palestinians, mainly women and children. In just a month, another 1K people have died in Lebanon, and the IDF is now conducting airstrikes in Yemen. How can this continue? Why does the UN Security Council watch Israel perpetrate unprecidented terrible crimes, one atrocity after another? The world expects the UNSC to take action against Tel Aviv and put an end to Israel's genocidal military attack against the Palestinian people.

The IDF airstrike on Yemen's Hodeidah port on Sunday was the second such attack. The previous strike on July 20th was an illegal, indiscriminate, or disproportionate attack on civilian facilities that could affect millions of people because the port provides food and humanitarian relief. IDF airstrikes follow the Houthi missile attacks. Both sides' attacks appear to cause disproportionate harm to civilians and property, which could amount to war crimes.

Metaculus Prediction

There's a 94% chance Israel will invade Lebanon before January 1, 2025, according to the Metaculus prediction community.


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