Recent military actions have intensified the conflict between Israel and Houthi rebels in Yemen, following a series of missile strikes from the Houthis targeting Israeli territory, including Tel Aviv. In retaliation, Israel conducted extensive airstrikes on Houthi military positions, with significant operations targeting Sanaa airport, ports, and power stations. The strikes resulted in multiple casualties, including a recent attack that killed 50 people near a hospital in northern Gaza. The international community, including the UN, has expressed alarm over these developments, urging both sides to exercise restraint. WHO officials reported being caught in the crossfire during these airstrikes, raising further concerns for humanitarian operations in the region. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has vowed to escalate military efforts against the Houthis, framing the conflict as a broader struggle against Iranian influence. As tensions rise, questions about the implications for regional stability grow increasingly urgent.