Houthis Launch Ballistic Missile at Israel, US and UK Target Hodeidah

israel, yemen, kuwait, syria, gaza strip - Houthis launched a ballistic missile towards Israel, causing sirens to wail and sending millions to shelters. Meanwhile, Kuwait's Foreign Minister declared a solidarity message with Syria during a visit to Damascus.

Houthis launched a ballistic missile towards Israel, triggering sirens and sending civilians to shelters. The missile's debris fell in the city of Beit Shemesh, causing no serious damage. This marks the 7th night attack in two weeks.

In a separate event, Kuwait's Foreign Minister Abdullah Yahya stated that their visit to Syria carries a message of solidarity from the Gulf countries. The meeting aimed to communicate the importance of Syria's security to regional stability.

Additionally, Husis claimed that the US and UK carried out airstrikes in the western coastal city of Hodeidah. The attacks were reported to target the Tuhita district in the southern part of the city.

Israel Defense Forces announced a new ballistic missile attack from Yemen, urging citizens to seek shelter. The missile was intercepted successfully, with its debris falling in Beit Shemesh. No serious damage was reported, except for a pedestrian who sustained minor injuries after being hit by a car while seeking shelter.

Furthermore, the US is gathering information about the situation of Kemal Advan Hospital Director Husam Abu Safiya and healthcare staff detained by the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip. They emphasized the importance of respecting medical facilities and avoiding harm to civilians and aid workers.