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Tel Aviv Suffers Deadly Drone Strike Claimed by Yemen’s Houthis
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1:38Now PlayingA drone strike killed a man in the heart of Tel Aviv on Friday morning, in an attack claimed by the Yemen-based Houthi militants. #israel #worldnews #yemen #houthi #palestine
The Iran-backed group said it targeted Israel’s commercial capital with a new type of drone difficult for radar to detect and vowed to target the city and other parts of the country again. Israel’s military said the projectile was probably fired from Yemen and was an Iranian-built Samad 3 drone re-purposed to fly longer distances.
If confirmed, it would mark the first deadly attack on Israel by the Houthis, who have been assaulting ships much closer to their home base in recent months. The strike came just before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trip to Washington, his first outside of Israel since its war against Hamas began in October. He’s due to meet US President Joe Biden on Monday and address Congress two days later.
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