The Houthis maintain pressure on Israel, where the United States launches more strikes on Yemen Politics News

The internationally recognized government of Yemen Prime Minister resigned amid political turmoil.

Israel intercepted a missile launched from Yemen, which is the third attack by the Houthi forces in a period of 24 hours, as the United States continues daily attacks on the country.

The Israeli army confirmed on Saturday that it had activated the alarm sirens across the country after the firing of the missiles.

No significant injuries or damage were reported. Houthi spokesman Yahya Sari demanded responsibility for the attack, describing him to respond to Israeli operations in Gaza.

The Houthis targeted increasing ways for Israel and shipping in the Red Sea, saying that their actions are actions of solidarity with the Palestinians, as Israel continues to attack Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

The Houthis did not carry out attacks during the ceasefire in Gaza earlier this year until Israel bridged all aid in the besieged pocket in early March and followed this with a full resumption of the war.

Meanwhile, Al -Houthi TV reported on Saturday that the United States fired two air strikes on the Yemeni island of Camara and Salif in Hudda.

The new attacks come a day that the same news outlet reported seven American attacks on the oil port in RAS ISA in the AS-SALIF area of ​​Hodeidah. Last month, a We strike us on the same port At least 80 people were killed and 150 were wounded in one of the bloodiest attacks on the country by American forces.

The United States has also formed its air campaign in Yemen, as it launched its most comprehensive military operations in the Middle East since President Donald Trump took office in January.

American forces claim to have struck the positions of Houthi, however, there were many Civil losses.

High civil losses from strikes are to attract an increasing warning. The UK AIRWARS monitoring stated that between 27 and 55 civilians were killed in March alone. April deaths are expected to be higher.

Houthi sources say at least 68 African immigrants died in one strike during the night on Monday, with additional victims about the capital.

The Yemeni Prime Minister resigns

With the intensification of the conflict, political instability grows inside Yemen.

Ahmed Oud bin Mubarak, the internationally recognized government prime minister, announced his resignation on Saturday, citing the ongoing challenges, including his inability to amend the Council of Ministers.

The governmental informed said that the power struggle with the leader of the Presidential Council Rashad Al -Ami caused the departure of Mubarak.

Within hours of the announcement, the Presidential Council was appointed Minister of Finance Salem Saleh bin Braik as Prime Minister, according to the state -run news agency. The Council was also appointed bin Mubarak as a consultant to the ruling authority, without addressing his claims.

Mubarak’s political profession was closely related to the long war in Yemen. He ascended to the lead after being kidnapped by Houthi fighters in 2015 while he was president of then President Abdel Rabu Mansour Hadi.

Many of the international community do not get to know the Houthis, also known as Ansar Allah (supporters of God), although the armed group aligned in Iran controls most parts of Yemen, including the capital, Sana and some western and northern regions near Saudi Arabia.