"Escalating Tensions: Suspected Houthi Missile Strike Raises Stakes in Yemen Conflict"

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In response to Israel's assault on Gaza, Yemen's Houthis have launched attacks on ships in the Red Sea, aiming to disrupt trade with Israel, garnering support from Yemenis who feel a deep solidarity with Palestinians. The US and UK have retaliated with air strikes, but interviews with Yemenis reveal that their support for the Houthis' actions remains strong, driven by a shared Islamic history and emotional resonance with the Palestinian cause. The US-led campaign against the Houthis faces challenges, as the group gains legitimacy and support, while Yemen and Palestine both endure embargoes and humanitarian crises exacerbated by external powers.
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