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Benjamin Netanyahu vows retaliation after missile from Yemen halts flights in Israel
Passengers at the Ben-Gurion International Airport in Israel were dealing with flight cancellations on Sunday after a missile, launched by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, impacted on open ground within the perimeter of the airport.
By James Mackenzie JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will convene his security cabinet on Sunday ...
President Trump reportedly wasn’t “happy” about his national security adviser’s hawkish stance on striking Iran nuclear sites ...
Israeli forces said a missile fired from Yemen hit an area inside Ben Gurion airport. Iran-backed Houthi rebels have claimed ...
Israel has acted against the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen in the past and will act again in the future, Prime Minister ...
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Israel joins U.S. in ramped-up offensive against HouthisIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the intensification of actions against the Yemeni Houthi rebels following ...
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IDF says chief war goal is return of hostages, contradicting Netanyahu’s positionDestroying Hamas's rule in Gaza is second on military's list of priorities, official says, after premier describes 'victory' ...
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Houthi Attack: Rattled Netanyahu's First On-Camera Reaction After Israeli Airport Bombed, IDF FailsIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday Israel "will take very strong action against" Yemen's Houthi rebels following a missile attack that targeted Israel's main international ...
Israel's war in Gaza grinds on, but opposition is growing. In recent weeks, thousands of Israeli reservists – from all ...
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