Houthi Forces Shut Down Main Da'wah Center in Al-Hodeidah

Houthi Forces Shut Down Main Da'wah Center in Al-Hodeidah

Local sources reported that the Houthi group, classified as a terrorist organization by international bodies, has stormed and closed the main center of the Da'wah and Tabligh ( Call and Preaching)  group in Al-Hodeidah, western Yemen, which serves as the group's primary stronghol...

Hezbollah Orders Fighters Not to Target Israeli Forces Near UNIFIL Base

Hezbollah Orders Fighters Not to Target Israeli Forces Near UNIFIL Base

Lebanese militant group Hezbollah issued instructions to its fighters on Monday, October 7th, 2024, to refrain from targeting Israeli forces near a United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) base in the border town of Maroun al-Ras. The order, announced in a statement broadcast by Al Maya...

Family Denies Reports of Yemeni Journalist's Death in Houthi Prison

Family Denies Reports of Yemeni Journalist's Death in Houthi Prison

Sources close to the family of Yemeni journalist and writer Mohammed Dabwan al-Miyahi have denied reports circulating on social media of his death in Houthi prison, stating that he remains in detention in Sana'a. The denial was reported on Monday, October 7th, 2024, by Xinhua news agency corre...

Houthis Declare Monday a Special Public Holiday

Houthis Declare Monday a Special Public Holiday

On Sunday, October 6, 2024, the Houthi group, internationally designated as a terrorist organization, announced that Monday, October 7, will be a public holiday in commemoration of the first anniversary of Hamas's "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation. According to the Houthi version of the Y...

Israeli Airstrikes Target Hodeidah Port in Yemen

Israeli Airstrikes Target Hodeidah Port in Yemen

On Sunday, September 29, 2024, the Israeli Air Force conducted airstrikes on the port of Hodeidah in western Yemen. Local sources reported to Barran Press that one strike targeted fuel tanks at the port, resulting in significant smoke rising from the explosion. Additional strikes were reported ...