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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Houthis are using the current ceasefire to improve missile capabilities and threaten intervention in Gaza if IDF launches new operations.
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The Middle East is experiencing multiple concurrent crises, including Hamas attacks on Israel, regional involvement of Houthis, and talks regarding normalization between Jerusalem and Saudi Arabia.Also in this story
- 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.
- A carrier strike group is deployed in the Persian Gulf while Houthi rebels fire missiles at Saudi Arabia.
- Regional actors, including Houthis, Hamas, and Saudi Arabia, attended a funeral, while Qatar mediated between Iran and the West.
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- Hamas is actively seeking a roadmap to move into the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
- Hamas violates the ceasefire in Gaza, prompting discussions on a new framework modeled after Lebanon.
- On May 26, Hamas and Gaza Strip were involved in military action, political negotiations, and proposals for ceasefire and aid entry.