Red Sea relief with Gaza ceasefire back on track after Israel hostage release list
A breakdown of the Gaza agreement could lead the Houthis to resume their campaign against Western shipping in the Red Sea, which the Yemeni group said began in October 2023 in support of Hamas. Even with the ceasefire surviving, however, shipping companies are in no way rushing back to the Red Sea.
The Houthi rebels also targeted navies and commercial ships linked to Israel and its allies passing through Bab al-Mandeb in the Red Sea, disrupting global trade. Israel justified its ...
The leader of the Houthi rebels in Yemen warned Tuesday that they are ready to mount an attack on Israel if the war in Gaza ...
It is unclear if Houthi forces attacks on ships in the Red Sea and the ... deal between Israel and Hamas reached on Wednesday. The Houthis began attacking shipping shortly after Israel ...
Traffic had risen after the Houthis said they would stop targeting most vessels following the Israel-Hamas ceasefire ...
The Houthi militants that have targeted more than 100 commercial vessels with missiles and drones since the breakout of the Israel-Hamas ... ships traveling the Red Sea. But ocean carriers and ...
bringing a reprieve to Palestinians in Gaza after 15 months of war. The Houthis had long said they would only wind down their campaign in the Red Sea once Israel halted its offensive in Gaza.
The Yemen-based Houthis signaled a pause in their months-long attacks on commercial ships following a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas ... of returning to the Red Sea.
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