Yemeni Houthi Chief Survives Israeli Airstrike in Sanaa

Israeli forces conducted an airstrike targeting Major General Mohammed Abdul Karim al-Ghamari, the Chief of the General Staff of Yemen's Houthi military, in the capital city of Sanaa. The strike aimed to assassinate al-Ghamari, a key military leader responsible for coordinating missile and drone attacks on Israel and maintaining ties with Iran, though his death remains unconfirmed. The attack reportedly hit a meeting of senior Houthi officials, possibly including members of the Supreme Military Council and President Mahdi al-Mashat. This operation coincided with simultaneous Israeli strikes on targets in Tehran and attempts to intercept ballistic missiles launched by Iran towards northern Israel. The strike is part of the broader conflict involving Houthi missile launches on Israel in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza amid escalating Israeli military actions. Yemeni forces have vowed to continue their campaign against Israel unless it ceases its offensive in Gaza, where tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed.