The Houthis in Yemen, from the rebellion -controlled government killed in an Israeli air strike

The Iranian -backed Houthis said on Saturday that an Israeli air strike killed the prime minister of rebel -controlled government in the Yemeni capital in SANA.

The rebel group said in a statement that Ahmed Al -Rahwi died on Thursday with a number of ministers.

The Israeli army said it “strictly hit a military target for the Houthi terrorist in the SANA area in Yemen.”

Al -Rahwi has been prime minister of the Houthi government since August 2024.

According to the statement, he was targeted alongside other members of his Houthi government during a routine workshop held by the government, to evaluate its activities and its performance over the past year.

The Houthis have repeatedly fired rockets against Israel throughout the war of that country against Hamas in Gaza.

The group says the attacks are involved with the Palestinians.

Although Israel intercepted most of the missiles launched by Yemen by Israel, or shrapnel in the air, this did not do much to deter attacks.

Earlier this week, Israeli strikes hit multiple areas throughout SANA, killing at least 10 people and wounding 102 others, according to the Ministry of Health and government officials run by Houthi.

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