Islamic Republic caught up to where it stopped when it returned to attacks on Israel – Analysis

The Houtsis, supported by Iran, appears to be trying to pick up where Iran has stopped by renewing its ballistic rocket attack in Israel. On Saturday morning, the sirens rang over Negev. The IDF said it had discovered the rocket in its first attack in four days after the start of a ceasefire with Iran on June 24, and attempted to intercept the rocket. Hamas returned to Houthis  and  vowed to attack Israel until there was an armistice in Gaza.

Around 7am, the IDF identified the introduction of rockets from Yemen to the Israeli region. Air defense systems function to intercept threats. Citizens are asked to follow the Homefront Command’s defensive guidelines.” Twenty minutes later, the IDF said that  the Yemeni rocket had started. An interceptor has been initiated towards the rocket, and it is most likely that the rocket has been successfully intercepted. The siren rang following the protocol.

Media Al-Masirah, connected to Houthi, mentioned the attack in several articles. However,  Houthis did not immediately release an account of the attack. During the Iran-Israel conflict, they met in the background and did not fire the rocket for a week and a half, so perhaps merged, and  the Iranians went to work. The Houtis can return to the battle as Iran was out of the picture due to a US-backed ceasefire.

Why do Yemen-based terrorist groups need to return to the battle?

 Why should the Houchis try to return to battle? They have suffered relatively limited losses over the past year and a half since launching an attack on Israel after Hamas. They even attacked the ships on board, taking over the  commercial vessels he claimed to be connected to Israel.We launched drones, cruise rocket attacks and ballistic rocket attacks. Ballistic rocket attacks have increased over the past few months of 2024. They were stopped on the Gaza Strip due to the March ceasefire in January. They then started again in March and April.  Houthis aims to maintain the pace of attack despite six Israeli retaliation measures against Yemen. The IDF attacks Yemen’s long-distance air and meets the Housis. As a result, the IDF could later be tuned to  Iran. This is because Houthis is more than 1,000 miles away and resembles Iran. However, the attack on  Houthis does not seem to cause  much damage, apparently not allowing their rocket program to continue their attack on Israel.