Jews pose a threat - Houthis threaten Israel

Yemeni Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi accused Saudi Arabia of collaborating with Israel, claiming that Riyadh supplied oil used in attacks on Palestinians. He called the "Jewish Zionist enemy" a real threat to holy sites. The article also reports that Israel is not currently planning a preemptive strike against the Houthis, preferring to form a regional coalition.

Yemeni Houthi movement leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi delivered a speech addressing Saudi Arabia, accusing it of collaborating with Israel. He questioned Riyadh's contribution to supporting Palestinians, claiming that Saudi Arabia allocated funds that facilitated arms supplies to Israel. "You supplied oil while his planes flew on fuel you provided to kill the Palestinian people," al-Houthi said. He emphasized that "the real threat to holy sites comes from the Jewish Zionist enemy." The article also reports that Israel is not currently considering a preemptive strike against the Houthis, despite their advances in Yemen and strengthening positions near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Israeli defense officials prefer forming a regional coalition. Earlier, "Cursor" reported that the Houthis are building fortifications near the strait: from September 8 to 16, about 20 kilometers of new trenches appeared.