The Houthi official says that the ceasefire deal does not include attacks on Israel.

The group said on Wednesday that the ceasefire deal between the Houthis in Yemen and the United States does not include Israel.

President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that the United States would stop bombing the Houthis alignment in Iran in Yemen, saying that the group agreed to stop attacking American ships.

After Trump’s announcement, Oman said it had mediated the ceasefire deal to stop the attacks on American ships.

There have been no reports of Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea region since January.

“The agreement does not include Israel in any way, shape or form,” Mohamed Abdel -Malatamamam, Senior negotiator for the Houthis, told Reuters.

“As long as they announced the stop (from strikes) and they are already committed, our position was self -defense, so we will stop.”

While the tensions may be eased between the United States and the pollution, the flexible force that has withstood years of heavy shelling by Saudi Arabia in the Yemeni civil war, the agreement does not exclude the attacks on any ships or targets related to Israel.

The United States has intensified the Houthis this year to stop the attacks on the Red Sea shipment. Law activists have raised concerns about civil losses.

“Please do not bomb us anymore and we will not attack your ship,” Trump said of the Houthis during a meeting of an oval office with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday.

“And we will accept their word. We will stop the Houthi bombing immediately.”

We have hit more than 1000 goals

The Houthis were shooting at Israel and in shipping in the Red Sea since Israel began its military attack against Hamas in Gaza after the deadly Palestinian group attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.

The US military said it had hit more than 1000 targets since its current work in Yemen – known as Rough Rider – began on March 15. The strikes, the US military said, killed “hundreds of Houthi fighters and many Houthi leaders.”

Tensions have been high since the Gaza war began, but it has risen more since A. Houthi missile It landed near the Israeli Ben Gurion airport on Sunday, prompting the Israeli air strikes at the Hadida port in Yemen on Monday.

The Israeli army carried out an air strike at the main Yemen airport in SANA on Tuesday, Her second attack In two days on the Houthi rebels after increasing the tensions between the group and Israel.

During the era of the administration of former US President Joe Biden, the United States and Britain moved from air strikes against the Houthi targets in an attempt to keep the decisive Red Sea trading road – the path of about 15 percent of the global shipping movement.

After Trump took over the US presidency in January, he decided to intensify air strikes against the Houthis significantly. The campaign came after the Houthis said that they would resume attacks on Israeli ships that pass through the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea, the Bab Al -Mandab and the Gulf of Aden.

On April 28, an American air strike hit a center for migrants in Yemen, where the Houthi TV said 68 people were killed.