Houthis are using the current ceasefire to improve missile capabilities and threaten intervention in Gaza if IDF launches new operations.
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Updated Jun 29
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What happened
Houthis are using the current ceasefire to improve missile capabilities and threaten intervention in Gaza if IDF launches new operations.
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Regional conflict escalation involving Israel, Hamas, and Saudi diplomacyAlso in this story
- Hamas-led attacks occurred, an award ceremony was held in Jerusalem, and an aircraft was diverted to Saudi Arabia.
- Netanyahu seeks Saudi approval for strikes against Houthis amid Hamas attacks and Saudi demands for a Palestinian state to advance normalization.
- Jerusalem could partner with Europe via the IMEC corridor, but progress is stalled by Hamas attacks.
- Houthi rebels entered strategic Mokha port, while strikes targeted Hamas facilities in Gaza and oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
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- On May 26, Hamas and Gaza Strip were involved in military action, political negotiations, and proposals for ceasefire and aid entry.
- IDF operational activity targets Hamas in the southern Gaza Strip.
- A ceasefire has been reached between Israel and Hamas, following Israeli operations and reported casualties in the Gaza Strip.
- Talks regarding Hamas's future involve provisions for demilitarization, security structures, and the deployment of an international stabilization force.
- The Board of Peace, involved with Hamas and the Gaza Strip, is tasked with leading truce efforts and reconstruction amid ongoing conflict and calls for humanitarian action.