Psychological war Yemen’s Houthi rebels are operating in Israel. Shiite rebels posted a video on social media simulating an attack by them on an Israeli community, an exercise similar to the Hamas atrocities of October 7.

In the first-person video, fully armed Houthi commandos enter a building after storming the fake village, with one of them shooting and destroying a poster of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Inside are two men dressed as ultra-Orthodox Jews, whom the Houthis they take hostages before finally blowing up the fake village.

More than 1,400 people were killed and over 120 Israelis were kidnapped by Hamas on October 7.

It is noted that the armed forces of USA and her Britain they launched new airs at night raids against key positions of Houthiafter they hit about 30 positions of the pro-Iranian group the previous day in retaliation for attacks by Shiite rebels on merchant ships in the Red Sea.

During the night, according to information broadcast by Al Jazeera, an air base on the outskirts of the capital was targeted Sanaawhile explosions were also reported in the city Hodeida.

A US Navy cruiser fired missiles at dawn Tomahawk against position radar of the Houthi rebels in Yemen, announced the US Central Command or CENTCOM.

“The strike launched the USS Carney (DDG 64) using Tomahawk missiles” as part of the action designed “to limit the ability of the Houthis to attack maritime vessels, including merchant ships,” the CENTCOM statement said.

The announcement emphasizes that “since November 19, 2023, the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have attempted 28 times to attack and harass ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. These illegal actions included attacks that used anti-ship ballistic missiles, drones and cruise missiles.”

The spokesman for the Houthi rebels in Yemen, Mohammed Abdulsalam, told Reuters today that US strikes in Yemen, including the latest on a military base in Sana’a in the early hours of the morning, have no significant impact on the Houthis’ abilities to continue to block the passage of ships connected to Israel through the Red and Arabian Seas.