Houthis launch joint attacks with the Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah against the Israeli city of Eliat

Yemen’s Houthi rebels launched joint attacks this Monday with the Revolutionary Guard and the Shiite Hezbollah militia, which in their case have focused on the Israeli city of Eliat, ensuring that their attacks “successfully achieved their objectives.”

“A joint operation with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, launched a barrage of cruise missiles and drones against several military and vital targets belonging to the Israeli enemy in Umm al Rashrash, in the south of occupied Palestine,” the militant group’s statement said, pointing out the attacks against the Israeli city of Eilat, on the shores of the Red Sea.

The operation “successfully achieved its objectives,” said the spokesman for the Yemeni rebels’ military operations, Yahya Sari, who stressed that the militia will continue its “military operations” in the “holy jihad until victory.”

The statement indicates that the operation was carried out in support of the “axis of jihad and resistance” with forces from Iran, Lebanon, Iraq and Palestine “in the framework of the fight against the Zionist plan.”

The Houthis joined the attacks against Israel a week ago, when the rebels joined the regional war triggered more than a month ago by the attacks by the United States and Israel against Iran, the Houthis’ main ally in the Middle East.