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Iran-Backed Houthis Join War, Aim Missiles at Israel

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Iran-backed Houthi rebels launched two ballistic missiles at Israel on March 30, 2026, marking their first direct attack and escalating regional tensions amid Israel’s ongoing strikes in Lebanon and Iran. Israel is avoiding a retaliatory overreaction to deny the Houthis a propaganda victory, according to a Jerusalem-based reporter, signaling strategic restraint despite the provocation. The missile strikes expand the conflict’s geographic scope, drawing Yemen’s Houthis—long supported by Iran—into direct confrontation with Israel for the first time. The attack coincides with Israel’s sustained military campaigns against Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon, suggesting a coordinated regional response by Tehran-backed groups. Analysts warn the Houthi involvement risks further destabilizing the Middle East, potentially triggering wider military engagements and complicating existing ceasefire efforts.
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