Israel, Yemeni bombs, a port after it hit the Houthi missile near Tel Aviv Airport

Israeli fighting fighters flew more than 1,000 miles to hit Hudda in western Yemen on Monday, after Houthi militants fired a ballistic missile that landed near the main international airport of Israel this week.

There were no immediate reports on losses.

The Israeli strike was the latest one of the two nipples between Israel and Al -Hath, the armed group backed by the Iranian, which controls a large part of the northwest of Yemen. More than a year ago, the Houthis launched rockets and drones in Israel, as they call a campaign of solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza.

Israel, the United States and Britain, along with other countries, bombed the militants repeatedly in an attempt to force them to stop their attacks. The Houthis also attacked the attacking ships, which were attacked both commercial and military, as they crossed the Red Sea as part of an alleged attempt to block Israel, although many ships had initial Israeli relations.

On Sunday morning, the Houthi ballistic missile escaped from the multi -layer air defenses in Israel before hitting near Ben Gurion International Airport, which is located outside the coastal city of Tel Aviv. Israeli leaders quickly pledged to respond by force.

On Monday evening, the Israeli army began bombing targets in Hoda, where the port planes – which the army said “a major source of income for the Houthi regime” – in addition to a concrete factory east of the city. The port is the main channel of food and fuel imports and assistance to enter the poor north Yemen, Where more than 20 million people live.

Despite months of reprisal air strikes and ballistic missile attacks, neither Israel nor the Houthis achieved their stated targets. The Houthis pledged to continue to shoot Israel until the end of the Israeli campaign against Hamas in Gaza, which It seems that Israel is ready to escalate.

Some Israeli military analysts have argued that options for subjugating the country’s distant enemy are limited, even with international support.

President Trump intensified the US military campaign against the Houthis, which started under Biden’s administration. Mr. Trump has pledged that the group would “exterminate completely” and tightened US sanctions against the militia. It also designed the group as a “foreign terrorist organization”.

US officials provided few general information about the recent US operations against the Houthis. But Houthi officials said that the American strikes had killed a large number of civilians. However, the fees cannot be checked independently, as the Houthis hold a narrow grip on the flow of information outside the areas under their influence.

In April, an American strike targeted the head of ISA, a major fuel depot in Hoda, killing at least 74 people and wounding more than 150 others, said anees al-asbahiA spokesman for the Houthi Ministry of Health. Select many as workers in the civil port.