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Four killed in US attacks on Yemen’s Hodeidah: Report

The Houthi-affiliated Al Masirah TV is reporting that US attacks on the province of Hodeidah have killed at least four people. The water management building in the district of al-Mansouriyah was struck, according to the Houthi-backed government.

As we’ve been reporting, the US has been bombarding Yemen daily since March 15 after the Houthis threatened to resume attacks on Israel-linked ships in the Red Sea. The attacks have killed more than 60 people, including women and children.


Houthi Health Ministry says 61 civilians killed in US attacks

The Ministry of Health in Sanaa says US strikes have killed 61 civilians and injured 139 others since March 15. The US military has been carrying out near-daily attacks in Yemen as Trump promised to “completely annihilate” the Houthis.

The Yemeni group said it will continue its military operations against Israel and shipping lanes in the Red Sea until Israel ends its assault on Gaza, which UN experts have described as a genocide.



Egypt condemns Ben-Gvir’s incursion at Al-Aqsa Mosque compound

Egypt says far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s latest entry into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound is a “provocative action” that is fully rejected.

Ben-Gvir’s move while being accompanied by armed police is a dangerous escalation “that could worsen the already deteriorating situation in the occupied Palestinian territories, with catastrophic impacts on regional security and stability”, Egypt’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

Successive Israeli escalations are undermining efforts towards the two-state solution, it said, emphasising Israel’s attempts “will not change the legal and historical situation” or the fact that occupied East Jerusalem remains part of Palestinian territory under international law.



Translation: The moment extremist minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound this morning under the protection of the occupation police.