Israel Strikes Houthi Military Infrastructure in Yemen: A Necessary Defense Against Iranian Proxy Threats
Israel’s recent airstrikes on military and civilian infrastructure in Yemen highlight the escalating threat posed by Iran-backed Houthis, underscoring the urgent need for America to recognize and counter foreign proxy aggression that jeopardizes regional stability and U.S. national security.
On a clear Sunday, Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched precision airstrikes targeting key military sites within Sana'a, Yemen, striking a presidential palace used by the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, two power plants alleged to be militarized, and a fuel depot. This bold action exposes the harsh reality: proxies of Iran are leveraging civilian infrastructure as shields for their militant activities, posing direct threats not only to Israel but to American interests across the Middle East. Why Does This Matter to America? While Geneva bureaucrats debate international law in abstract terms, Iranian proxies like the Houthis operate with ruthless disregard for sovereignty...
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