As we all know, the Middle East has always been very chaotic and mixed, and the Yemeni Houthi rebels are a non-governmental armed force in the Middle East, with very strong combat effectiveness, and once fought back and forth with the regular Saudi army. After the outbreak of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel continued to bomb the Gaza region, not caring about the lives of Arabs, and the Houthis in Yemen came forward to support the Palestinians and officially declared war on Israel. Just recently, Yemen's Houthi rebels once again supported the Palestinians and issued a strong warning to Israel, demanding that Israel immediately release all relief supplies into Gaza, otherwise the Yemeni Houthis will seize all Israeli cargo ships they see. The move provoked a great backlash from Israel, and the Red Sea became the global spotlight.
As everyone knows, since Israel launched its attack on Gaza, it has blocked all the main transportation routes in and out of Gaza, and even the relief supplies transported by the United Nations to Gaza have not been allowed to pass, leaving the people of Gaza devastated by the war but homeless. Yemen's Houthi rebels are demanding that Israel release relief supplies from a humanitarian standpoint, and there is no problem even if they use "threats" against Israel. After all, Israel does not accept soft and hard, and the Houthis in Yemen are also helpless. It stands to reason that as long as Israel releases relief supplies, its own cargo ships will be able to pass through the Red Sea, and the Yemeni Houthis will naturally not find fault, but Israel seems to only see a threat in its eyes and will harden the Yemeni Houthis.
It is understood that Israel has not released aid supplies from various countries despite Yemen's warnings, so Yemen has also fulfilled its promise to block the entire strait under its control to intercept Israeli ships and cargo ships. According to reports, Israel struck a Norwegian freighter heading for Israel, attacking two Israeli ships with drones and missiles, and the U.S. military, after receiving a call for help, also quickly fired missiles at the Houthis and intercepted them.
You must know that in the Middle East, except for Iran and Saudi Arabia and other major powers, almost no one dares to deal with Israel like this. In Israel's eyes, Yemen's Houthis are just a small armed force, and they dare to act rough with themselves. As a result, Israel will also have to run into Yemen's Houthi rebels. After all, warnings from the Houthis would greatly affect Israel's import and export trade.
According to media reports, for the first time, the Israeli Navy dispatched all four Saar-6 corvettes to the Red Sea to support Israeli ships, as well as ships engaged in trade with Israel. You know, the Saar-6 corvettes are already Israel's most advanced combat ships, and all four of them have been dispatched, proving that Israel is well aware of the importance of the Red Sea to them.
In addition, the United States did not expect that the Houthis in Yemen would come to the real thing, and after realizing the seriousness of the matter, the United States began to coordinate with the countries near the Red Sea, in an attempt to unite these countries to resist the actions of the Houthis in Yemen. According to the prediction of White House National Security Council Coordinator Kirby, the possibility that more than 30 countries will participate in the Red Sea war in the future cannot be ruled out. Obviously, when things get to this point, the Middle East will be even more chaotic.