How Senate Dems view the redesignation of the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization
Some Senate Democrats are warming to the Trump administration’s decision to reimpose a Foreign Terrorist Organization designation for the Iran-backed Houthi terrorist group in Yemen — a move that the Biden administration refused to make throughout its term after previously delisting the group as terrorists in 2021 — while others remain skeptical.
"The assessment is that the Houthis will resume fire when Israel renews the fighting in Gaza," a source familiar with the ...
U.S. Treasury imposed new sanctions on seven leading Houthi members after they were designated a terrorist group ...
Oman cannot have it both ways—it cannot benefit from American friendship and assistance while enabling a crisis in the Middle ...
IDF told to prepare for 'immediate' return to Gaza fighting • Over 50 freed hostages tell Netanyahu: Carry out Gaza ceasefire ...
Hamas, another Iran-enabled terrorist group, is advising the Houthis to “keep their hand on the trigger for renewed attacks ...
During a UN Security Council briefing on Yemen, U.S. Ambassador Dorothy Shea condemned Houthi rebels for escalating regional ...
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