"Red Sea Environmental Risk: Latest Updates on Houthi Attacks and Sinking Ships"

A British-owned cargo ship, Rubymar, sank in the Red Sea after being damaged in a missile attack by the Iran-backed Houthi militia, posing an environmental risk due to the fertilizer it was carrying; U.N. experts warn of an imminent famine in Gaza as aid deliveries drop and Palestinians struggle to find food; a Hamas delegation arrives in Cairo for cease-fire talks, while Israel opts out due to Hamas' refusal to provide a list of hostages and consent to the terms for swapping hostages for Palestinian prisoners; an Israeli strike near a hospital in Rafah kills at least 11 people, including health care workers and children, prompting calls for a cease-fire and protection of civilians.
- Israel-Hamas War and the Latest Middle East News: Live Updates The New York Times
- Rubymar ship sinks in Red Sea after Houthi attack, sparking environmental fears The Washington Post
- Yemen's Houthis say they will continue sinking British ships Reuters
- A ship earlier hit by Yemen's Houthi rebels sinks in the Red Sea, the first vessel lost in conflict ABC News
- Cargo ship sunk in Houthi strike poses Red Sea environmental risk, US military says The Times of Israel
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