The Houthi Militia Released a Song About the War

The need to avoid the Red Sea and go around the African continent has greatly increased the number of ships needed - more than companies currently have.

The shipping giant further believes that the disruptions caused by the Iran-backed Houthis will not end until the end of 2024.

American sources believe that Israel's response to the missile attack from Iran will be carried out against affiliates of the Revolutionary Guards outside the country.

An American source revealed that 2 navy ships shot down part of the missiles fired at Israel.

No injuries or damage were sustained by US-led forces under Operation Prosperity Guardian or commercial ships passing through the Red Sea.

The Houthis fired missiles and 2 UAVs in the Red Sea and in return, the US destroyed a surface-to-air missile system that posed a threat to the region. 

A hostile aircraft was shot down near Ramon Airport about 200 meters from the Jordanian border. No injuries or damage were reported and details of the incident are being investigated.

According to a report by Kann 11 News Reporter Roi Kais, Egypt is selling territory in the country's northwest to an Emirati company, to be developed as a tourist hotspot.

The projectile was likely launched by the Iran-backed Houthi forces.

Two days after the explosion in the Eilat area, the IDF confirmed it to be a cruise missile, which was tracked but which did not trigger a siren. The missile was probably fired by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels.

The Houthi rebels attacked another cargo ship, inflicting a direct hit and for the first time injuring a large number of crew members. Three are missing and believed to have been killed as a result of the explosion.

The anchor was dropped to protect a ship under Houthi attack and accidentally hit the cables, and was thus not a deliberate attack on the international communications network.