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Houthi

20 stories about Houthi
הקברניט איראן טיל היפרסוני

Is Israel facing a new hypersonic missile threat?

15.09.24|Yuval Azulay
Houthis claim success; Israel scrambles to assess new security risks. 
טיל היפרסוני של איראן

Israel grapples with hypersonic missile defense after Houthi strike claim

15.09.24|CTech and Reuters
Houthis allege successful missile hit, raising questions about Israel’s defense readiness.
ספינת משא של מארסק בנמל ינגשאן

Shipping crisis hits consumers hard as China's trade surplus creates bottlenecks

02.09.24|Viki Auslender
Rising costs and container shortages spell trouble for holiday shopping and global supply chains.
C-Dome

Behind C-Dome: The Israeli navy's state of the art missile defense system

09.04.24|Yoav Zitun and CTech
The C-Dome system, a naval adaptation of the Iron Dome air defense system, is designed to protect seafaring vessels and infrastructure, including offshore gas platforms, against rocket and missile assaults
מכוניות חדשות נמל אילת

Half of Eilat Port employees face layoffs amid Red Sea shipping crisis

20.03.24|Dotan Levy and Reuters
The port management informed employees of its intention to fire about 60 of the 120-person workforce , after Houthi attacks led to a drop in the scope of the port's activity and income
החות'ים במפגן צבאי ליד צנעא

Could the Houthis potentially disrupt global internet communications?

05.02.24|Doron Peskin
According to a report published by the Washington-based Gulf International Forum, the next target for the Houthis' attacks may be underwater communication cables, which are located in the Red Sea near Yemen. Damage to them could significantly impact the global economy
לוחמים חות'ים ב תימן

How Houthi attacks are shaping the new economic landscape

30.01.24|Doron Peskin
Should the attacks by the Houthis persist, the crisis may increase inflation and delay interest rate cuts. Even if the disruptions in the supply chains do not reach the level experienced during the pandemic they could damage stability
חנות הדגל של פריימרק ב לונדון

From Tesla to Primark: Houthi attacks disrupt production and inventory

28.01.24|Lital Samet
The United States and Britain have increased attacks against rebel targets, but the end of the crisis in the Red Sea is not in sight and companies are facing shipping delays. The result: car manufacturers are reducing production and fast fashion giants fear having empty shelves
מכוניות חדשות בנמל אילת

Shipping activity in Israel dropped dramatically amid Houthi attacks

22.01.24|Yuval Azulay
The unloading activity moved to Haifa after the Houthi crisis in the Red Sea affected the port of Eilat, alongside the halt of activity in the port of Ashdod due to rockets from Gaza. There is also a sharp drop in transshipment activity in Israel's ports
מימין: שר החוץ אנתוני בלינקן והיועץ לביטחון ג'ייק סאליבן.

Davos summit addresses Gaza conflict, oil price concerns, and shipping disruptions

18.01.24|CTech
Jake Sullivan, White House National Security Advisor, urged calm among summit attendees, asserting that the U.S.-backed war is not expected to escalate into a global crisis
ספינת מסע של חברת הספנות ה סינית קוסקו Cosco

COSCO decision not to dock in Israel raises fears of domino effect in shipping industry

08.01.24|Yuval Azulay
The decision of the Chinese shipping giant to suspend its operations in Israel may lead other companies to take a similar step. The shipping industry is divided on whether COSCO’s move is due to the Chinese embrace of Hamas or is a cold business consideration
ספינת מסע של חברת הספנות ה סינית קוסקו Cosco

Chinese giant COSCO halts shipping to Israel

07.01.24|Yuval Azulay, Lital Samet
The fourth largest shipping company in the world maintains a weekly line for transporting containers to the port of Haifa, and its announcement creates uncertainty in the industry. COSCO did not publish reasons for the decision, and the shipping industry wonders whether it stems from the threat of the Houthi rebels in Yemen, even though they did not attack Chinese ships, or the warm ties between China and Iran
עודד גור לביא מייסד ומנכ"ל הסטארט אפ NT TAO

"The turning point in the fight against Houthi terrorism came when they attacked the energy sector"

01.01.24|Roni Dori
Oded Gour-Lavie, CEO of the start-up NT-Tao and a former senior officer in Israel’s Navy, believes that the real solution to the Houthi threat is to go on the offensive. He also speaks of Israel's need to develop technology for the production of green energy, despite the large gas reserves discovered off its coast
לוחמים חות'ים

Are the global underwater communication cables the next target of Houthi terrorism?

26.12.23|Elihay Vidal
The Yemeni terrorist militia has yet to directly threaten attacks against the internet infrastructures connecting the East and the West, but there are concerns that they could attempt to damage the international communication cables laid on the seabed of the Bab al Mandab Strait
ספינה של צים בנמל הסמוך ל שנגחאי סין

Cost of shipping containers from China to Mediterranean up 44% amid Red Sea Houthi attacks

22.12.23|Reuters
The attacks have put a chokehold on ship passages through the Suez Canal, which handles about 12% of worldwide trade
חניון מכוניות ענק ב נמל אילת

Eilat Port activity plummets 85% as Houthi attacks escalate in the Red Sea

21.12.23|Reuters
Eilat, which primarily handles car imports and potash exports coming from the Dead Sea, pales in size compared to Israel's Mediterranean ports in Haifa and Ashdod but offers Israel a gateway to the East without the need to navigate the Suez Canal
מכלית שהותקפה ב ים האדום strinda

Shipping traffic in Red Sea down over 30% amid Houthi attacks

20.12.23|Lital Samet
Ship tracking company MariTrace reported that 210 ships have traveled through the Red Sea in December compared to about 330 last month. The US has moved warships to the area and is leading an international naval force to secure the route
מיכלית נפט של בריטיש פטרוליום BP

Threatening the oil market was one step too far for the Houthis

19.12.23|Doron Peskin
If oil prices rise beyond expectations, China and India, Iran's allies, may intervene to stop the Houthis
אוניית משא תעלת סואץ מצרים

The $9.4 billion dilemma: Egypt will need to act against Houthis to protect Suez Canal

18.12.23|Doron Peskin
The announcement by the world's four largest shipping companies about suspending sailing through the Suez Canal due to the increasing Houthi attacks is not only a severe blow to global trade but, more importantly, to Egypt's national security
Efrat Shuster

How Houthi attacks are impacting international trade deals

18.12.23|Efrat Shuster
Rising insurance costs, complexities in contractual agreements, and the need for global cooperation underscore the urgent demand for diplomatic solutions in the Red Sea to ensure the uninterrupted flow of goods and safeguard the stability of the global economy
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