The War Widened and Washington Pretended Not to Notice
The Houthis opened a second front from Yemen, nine million Americans marched, and Washington's response to both was the same studied indifference.
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Bureau: Jerusalem
The Houthis opened a second front from Yemen, nine million Americans marched, and Washington's response to both was the same studied indifference.
Yemen's Houthis launched two waves of missiles and drones at Israel on Saturday, opening the war's second front from 1,800 kilometers away.
Israel struck Iran's Arak heavy-water reactor and Yazd yellowcake plant on Friday -- nuclear facility attacks during a declared pause that no one can reconcile.
Six ballistic missiles and 29 drones struck Prince Sultan Air Base on Friday, wounding at least 12 U.S. troops and damaging critical refueling aircraft.
The Houthis launched two separate missile and drone attacks on Israel within 24 hours, confirming Yemen as the war's newest front.
Hundreds of Israelis gathered at Habima Square to protest the war with Iran and clashed with police who dispersed the rally within minutes.