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Israel Destroys Sana'a Airport, Imposes Air Blockade After Houthi Attack; Warns Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz oversaw airstrikes on Houthi targets in Yemen from the IDF headquarters bunker in Tel Aviv, with Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir also present, following a recent missile attack by the Houthis on Ben-Gurion Airport.
The Israeli military struck Sana'a Airport and Hodeidah Port, which officials said were used by the Houthis to launch attacks against Israel. Defense Minister Katz stated that the Sana'a Airport was destroyed in response to the attempted Houthi strike on Ben-Gurion Airport, and that Israel imposed an air blockade by destroying aircraft and helicopters at the site.
Both Netanyahu and Katz issued strong warnings to Iran, asserting that Iran bears direct responsibility for Houthi attacks on Israel due to its support for the group. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel's response would be multiple, stating, 'If you hit us once, we will hit you back seven times.' The warning was also extended to Hamas and Hezbollah.
The Israeli leadership described the airstrikes as a warning to Iran and reiterated that decisions regarding the timing and targets of Israeli responses would be made independently. They also referenced previous statements by President Trump, highlighting the policy of holding Iran accountable for Houthi actions. Israeli air and ground teams were commended for their role in the operations.
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