3-pronged attack
Sirens triggered following fire from Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen
Sirens were activated in several areas across the country following a coordinated attack from three fronts: Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen.
Sirens were activated in several areas across the country following a coordinated attack from three fronts: Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen.

Missile from Yemen intercepted, as were some of the launches from Iran. Around 150 launches have been fired from Lebanon since this morning

Houthi leader Abdul Malik Al-Houthi warns that the Iran-backed group is ready to strike as tensions rise following US and Israeli attacks on Iran.

Houthi spokesman warns Israel that continued fighting in Gaza could trigger renewed attacks from Yemen amid what he calls a fragile ceasefire

A US drone strike in Yemen’s Marib province reportedly eliminates three suspected members of Al‑Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

A Houthi court in Sanaa upholds death sentences for nine Yemenis accused of espionage.

Yemen’s internationally recognized government announced it has restored control over Hadramout province after forces secured key cities, airports, and installations amid clashes with STC-linked units.

IDF summarizes 2025: Around 21,000 strikes and the elimination of senior leaders from Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Iranian regime.

After Israel recognizes Somaliland, Yemen’s Houthis warn that any Israeli presence on Somali soil will be a military target.

After months of concealing it, Houthi terrorists in Yemen admitted that several missile and UAV forces commanders were eliminated in US drone strikes in March.

Yemen’s warring parties agree to exchange nearly 3,000 prisoners after Oman talks, marking the largest swap in 11 years and raising cautious hopes for advancing peace efforts.

US condemns Houthis’ unlawful detention of embassy staff in Yemen, calling it intimidation and demanding their immediate, unconditional release.

UN Secretary-General Guterres condemns Houthis’ referral of UN staff to court, demanding release of 59 UN personnel held in Yemen.

Crew of the Greek-operated Eternity C, sunk in July after Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, have been released. Eleven seafarers are set to arrive in Oman, ending months of captivity.

Pentagon watchdog says Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth endangered US troops by sharing Yemen strike details on Signal, though he had authority to declassify.

Philippines says nine Filipino crew members of the Eternity C, sunk by Houthis in July, will be released. The men will be transferred from Sanaa to Oman before returning home.

A US drone strike in Yemen’s Marib province eliminates two alleged Al-Qaeda terrorists riding a motorcycle. The strike comes amid ongoing counter-terrorism operations.

A Houthi court in Sanaa sentences 18 UN aid workers to death for allegedly spying for Israel. The UN condemns the ruling, warning obstruction of humanitarian relief in Yemen risks famine for millions.

According to a Kan News report, Hamas has begun storing advanced weapons in Africa, Yemen, and other friendly states to smuggle later into strategic locations, undermining disarmament initiatives.

Houthis warn they’ll resume missile and drone attacks on Israel if Gaza ceasefire fails.

Houthis claim they arrested a CIA-Mossad spy ring operating under Saudi command in Yemen. The group alleges Israeli officers helped run the network, though no independent evidence has confirmed the claims.

The leader of Yemen’s Houthi militia says a new military clash with Israel is inevitable, prompting intensified efforts to expand the group’s military capabilities.

Houthis to try 43 UN staff for alleged links to Israeli strike that killed top officials. UN denies accusations, calls detentions arbitrary, and demands immediate release of all personnel.

Houthis detain sixth UN staffer in Yemen, confiscate equipment, and hold 59 personnel. UN warns aid efforts are at risk and reassesses operations in Houthi-controlled areas.

Houthis arrest three UN staffers in Sanaa, accusing them of spying for Israel. The arrests follow a raid on a UN compound.

Houthis release 12 UN staffers in Yemen, but over 50 remain detained. The UN urges their immediate release and continues talks with regional powers to secure their freedom.

An investigation by the intelligence blog Intelli Times reveals that a walkie talkie regularly carried by Houthi Chief of Staff Muhammad al-Ghamari resembles a device manufactured in Israel.

Condition of Houthi Defense Minister Mohammed Nasser al-Atifi, critically wounded in Israeli strike, is deteriorating rapidly, reports say.

Houthi militia operatives broke into the UN compound, interrogated employees, and arrested several of them on suspicion of providing information that helped Israel attack government targets in Yemen.

The Houthis have confirmed that their Military Chief of Staff, Muhammad Abd Al-Karim al-Ghamari, who was wounded in an Israeli airstrike, succumbed to his wounds.

IDF detects a missile launched from Yemen toward Israel. Sirens sounded in central Israel, the Shfela and Jerusalem areas. Missile successfully intercepted, no injuries reported.

Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen claim missile strike on Dutch cargo ship Minervagracht in Gulf of Aden, which injured two crew members.

Sirens activated in central Israel and in communities in the Judean Foothills after the IDF identifies the launch of a missile from Yemen. Missile successfully intercepted.

According to a report in Yedioth Ahronoth, Israel’s security services have detected significant advances in the Houthi militia’s capabilities in recent months.

Houthis launch missile at Israel following Israel's large retaliatory strike in Yemen. Sirens sounded in central Israel.

Yemeni President Rashad Al-Alimi warns the UN General Assembly: 'Anyone who underestimates this militia today should imagine what will happen tomorrow when the Red Sea and maritime trade routes become permanent hostages in the hands of terror.'

A total of approximately 20 aircraft dropped over 65 munitions on seven targets, including five occupied command centers and two weapons warehouses.

Defense Minister Israel Katz sends threatening message to Yemen's Houthi rebel group following hit on Eilat hotel.

Houthi UAV sets off alarms in Eilat, lands at entrance to hotel. No injuries reported, police investigating.

The IDF has begun striking Houthi targets in Yemen. Earlier, an IDF spokesperson issued a warning in Arabic to residents and staff at the Hodeidah port, calling on them to evacuate immediately.

IDF Spokesman issues evacuation for Port of Hodeidah ahead of a strike on Houthi targets.

Residents of central Israel awakened early Saturday morning to sirens warning of incoming Houthi missile, no injuries reported.

IDF reports 'Clear, direct hit, target down': The Israeli Air Force intercepted ten UAVs launched from Yemen in the past week

IDF detects that a missile was launched from Yemen toward Israeli territory. Sirens activated in the Mitzpe Ramon area. Missile successfully intercepted.

IDF confirms that IAF jets struck military camps, the Houthis' Military Public Relations Headquarters, and a fuel storage facility that was used by the regime for terrorist activity.

Houthi missile attack follows IDF strikes on Hamas leaders in Qatar.

Three UAVs from Yemen intercepted by IAF within a span of half an hour early Monday afternoon. No injuries reported.

Interception debris fell near a town on the Egypt border in the Ramat Negev Regional Council. The IDF is investigating a report of a drone launched from Yemen that fell at Ramon Airport.

Houthis claim that 11 UN workers who were arrested this week were spying for Israel and the US.

The military confirmed that the officials were eliminated in a strike on a military facility used by the senior military command, where senior military figures, alongside government ministers, were present.

Over the past week, the IAF intercepted five UAVs and two surface-to-surface missiles that were launched from Yemen.

Defense Minister Israel Katz responds to increase in Houthi missile launches, warns more retribution to come.

IDF identifies the launch of a missile from Yemen toward Israeli territory. The missile falls in an open area outside Israeli territory, no sirens sounded.

A field examination concluded that the Houthi terrorist regime used a cluster surface-to-surface missile.

Sirens sounded in the Gush Etzion, Dead Sea, and Hebron areas as a result of a missile launched by the Yemeni terrorist organization, the second in just a few hours.

Sirens sound throughout central Israel, explosions heard in Jerusalem, following Houthi missile launch from Yemen.

Houthis claim drone and missile strike on ship in Red Sea over Israeli ties, days after Israel eliminated their prime minister in Sanaa.

The Houthis in Yemen launched two missiles at Israel, but they exploded in Saudi territory.

While Houthis claim several UAVs were launched at Israel after the funeral of their PM and ministers, the IDF identified one and intercepted it.

UN officials say the Houthis detained 11 staffers in raids on offices in Sanaa, call for their immediate release.
