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Netanyahu: The campaign against Iran is not over — we still have more to do

Signs of de-escalation emerged on Thursday (April 9) between the Southern Transitional Council (STC) and local authorities in Hadramout, following the release of detainees arrested during the April 4 peaceful protest in Mukalla.

Another threat from the Houthis: If the enemies begin escalating against Iran and the other members of the axis again, we will again actively participate and escalate military operations.

A Pakistani source said Pakistan is working on potential ceasefires for Lebanon and Yemen: It will ⁠be discussed during the (upcoming) talks and we will settle it. Source: Reuters

Israel says it detected missile launch from Yemen

Senior Iranian source to Reuters: "if the situation gets out of control, Iran’s allies will also close the Bab El-Mandeb Strait"

Interceptions over Eilat

Israeli ambulance service: We received a report of drone parts falling near Ramon Airport in the south.

A drone launched by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen at Israel was intercepted, according to the Israeli army. Sirens had sounded in the Red Sea resort city of Eilat

Three protesters were killed and others injured when security forces dispersed a demonstration in Mukalla, Hadramawt, amid accusations that government forces used live ammunition.

Yemen, Iran, and Hezbollah Launch Coordinated Ballistic Missile Barrage on IsraelYemeni, Iranian & Lebanon’s Hezbollah forces unleashed a wave of ballistic missile strikes targeting "vital Israeli sites" in Tel Aviv, the southern city of Dimona, according to Sana’a

The crater in Petah Tikva

Missiles launched from Yemen towards Israel

The Houthis claimed responsibility for the third wave of ballistic missile attacks on southern Israel

Hundreds of protesters gather in Aden demanding reopening of STC offices despite security restrictions

Houthis: We bombed sensitive targets of the Israeli in southern Palestine with a barrage of ballistic missiles

Missile from Yemen intercepted, no reports of casualties

Last night, two drones launched by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen at Israel were intercepted near Eilat, according to the Israeli army

What may be a missile interceptor explodes near a building in Eilat, Israel due to a drone infiltration, likely from Yemen

Israeli Channel 12, citing a source: Eilat is under attack by drones and missiles

Israeli Channel 12: A drone launched from Yemen was intercepted over the Jordanian city of Aqaba.

The Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen take responsibility for a drone launched toward Israel's Red Sea resort city of Eilat this evening. In a statement, the Houthis claim to have launched a "salvo of cruise missiles and drones that targeted a number of vital and military targets" in southern Israel. The Israeli army said that one drone was shot down over Eilat this evening, and earlier today, a cruise missile from Yemen was intercepted before reaching Israel's borders

The Houthis in an official statement: "Our operations will continue until the aggression stops on all resistance fronts."

Air raid sirens sounded in Beersheba and surrounding areas in southern Israel on Saturday after a ballistic missile was launched from Yemen, marking the first such attack by Iran-backed Houthi forces on Israel since the latest lull in fighting

Israeli Army: Earlier today, the Israeli army identified the launch of a missile from Yemen towards Israel. Aerial defense systems intercepted the threat

The Houthis have not claimed any attacks or declared war. They have laid out their position, including their news demands and clear red lines. Houthis demands in the statement. First: The immediate need for the American and Israeli to respond to international diplomatic efforts to stop the aggression against Iran and the countries of the axis. Second: The immediate need to halt the aggression against Muslim countries in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq, and to lift the unjust blockade imposed on Yemen. Third: The need to implement the Gaza agreement and to fulfil the commitments it includes, both humanitarian obligations and the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people. Fourth: We affirm that we are ready for direct military intervention in any of the following cases

From Sana'a, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi issues a strong statement: "We will not allow America or Israel to change the Islamic system or the region. We affirm our full support for Iran, Lebanon, and Palestine, and our readiness at the military level to respond to any developments that may require it."

Security forces in Al-Mahra Governorate announced the arrest of a six-member cell involved in theft and drug trafficking during raids carried out with the support of the Homeland Shield Forces in Al-Ghaydah. They recovered stolen and looted state property, including vehicles, and seized quantities of ammunition and narcotics.

A message by Mojtaba Khamenei: We will open other fronts if the state of war continues.

Despite Iranian attacks on Gulf states, Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei says he "believes in friendship with neighbors."