The Houthi Houthi fire at the Israeli airport amid the search for the Red Maritime Ship crew Houthi news

Four sailors of eternity c dead, 10 found alive, 11 still missing – six believed to be in the hands of Houthi.

The Houthi rebels in Yemen tried to strike Ben Gurion Airport in Israel after two ships were drowned in the Red Sea this week, as the group collects its military pressure to support the Palestinians under Israeli fire in its attempt to end the war in Gaza.

Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sari said on Thursday that the group carried out a “qualitative military operation” with a ballistic missile after the Israeli army informed that the strike had been intercepted.

Meanwhile, maritime security sources told Reuters that the Houthis were carrying six members of the Greek workers, Willie Liberia Eternity c The ship, which was attacked by the rebel group on Monday, killed at least four sailors.

A total of 25 people aboard eternity C, according to ASPIDES, were the European Union’s marine workplace patrolling in the Red Sea. According to what was reported, ten crew members were withdrawn from the sea, after the ship sank on Tuesday, while it is still 11 missing – with six believed to be in the hands of Houthi.

Sari said on Wednesday that the Houthis “moved to save a number of the ship’s crew, provide them with medical care and transfer them to a safe site.”

The US embassy in Yemen responded to X, accusing the rebels of kidnapping the crew members after “their colleagues were killed in the ship, drowned their ship and impeded the rescue efforts.”

The attack on eternity C came one day after the Houthis were beaten and drowned Magic seasThe revival of a campaign launched in November 2023 witnessed more than 100 ships attacked. All crew members were rescued from magic seas.

After Sunday’s attack, the Houthis announced that the ships owned by companies with links with Israel were a “legitimate target” and pledged to “prevent Israeli navigation in the red and Arab seas … until it stopped stopping Gaza and exceeding the siege.”

Late on Sunday, the Israel Army attacked Yemen, bombed the Hodeda ports, Ras Issa and AS-SALIF, as well as the Ras Qantib Station to generate electricity on the coast. The Houthis fired rockets towards Israeli territory.

Israel said that its attacks struck a ship, the leader of the galaxy, which the Houthis seized in late 2023 and held in the port of Ras Issa.

Houthis’ contract 25 members of the crew From the galaxy for 430 days before its launch in January this year.