Israel announced the interception of a missile launched from Yemen, reaffirming the ongoing blockade of Israeli enemy maritime navigation.

The first operation targeted the Israeli enemy’s General Staff building in the occupied Jaffa area (Tel Aviv) with a Samad 4 drone. Three other drones targeted the Hadera power station (north), Ben Gurion Airport in Lod (central), and Ashdod port (south), successfully hitting their targets.

According to the spokesperson, Houthi forces also targeted the MSC ABY ship north of the Red Sea with two drones and a cruise missile for violating the ban on entering the ports of occupied Palestine and its connection to the Israeli enemy, directly hitting the ship.

The spokesperson said the ship attack confirms the continued blockade of Israeli enemy maritime navigation in the Red and Arabian Seas. These operations support and back their oppressed brothers in Gaza, who have suffered Israeli aggression and intensified siege, with their enemy killing and starving them, while the traitors have abandoned them.

The Houthis launch missile and drone attacks on Israel in response to the genocide war on the Gaza Strip. Last Saturday, the Houthis announced the assassination of their Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi and several ministers due to an Israeli airstrike on Sanaa last Thursday.

Besides targeting ships, the Houthis carry out missile and drone attacks on Israel, claiming it is a response to the genocidal war supported by the U.S. against Gaza since October 7, 2023.

The Israeli genocide in Gaza has resulted in 63,633 Palestinian deaths, 160,914 injuries, mostly children and women, over 9,000 missing persons, hundreds of thousands displaced, and a famine that killed 361 Palestinians including 130 children.