The Middle East has long been like a "dynamite keg," and the Palestinian-Israeli dispute has become the flashpoint of this "dynamite keg." Since the beginning of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Middle East forces have been engaged in a series of "sniper wars" to prevent Israel from carrying out "violent wars." But Israel is not alone, it has a lot of support from the West. For example, the Houtha*** group, which blocked Israel's shipping fleet, was attacked by the United States and some Western countries. However, this did not bring the Houthis to their knees.
Israeli-Palestinian dispute. After the United States and Britain sent fighter jets to attack a makeshift base of the Houthis, the Reference News reported. The United States and Britain reported that the forces of both sides had eliminated many "dangerous **" and reduced the threat posed by the Houthis. The Houthis responded that they would never budge, but instead would quickly "intensify their attacks against Britain and the United States" until they were unable to support the "war of aggression" against Israel.
At the same time, the Houthis also warned that the Red Sea region is not a place ruled by foreign countries, belongs to Arab forces, and cannot tolerate the "aggressive behavior" of any Western force. With these warnings, the Houthis have intensified their hostile posture.
Houthi military forces.
According to common sense, the Houthis will not be so tough, after all, they are far less powerful than the United States and Britain, so they must make concessions. However, the Houthis did not do so, they have been in a constant confrontation with the United States and Britain, and they have also specifically attacked the ships of two countries. Of course, the Houthis did not make such decisions on the spur of the moment, they did so.
The Houthis see Western powers such as Israel as a favorable factor in the Middle East and a geographical enemy. They believed that attacks on the above-mentioned countries would enhance their standing and operational capabilities in the region. In addition, the intricate geopolitical conflicts of interest and the antagonism between major powers have led the Houthi militants to use force for their own benefit.
The fight against the United States.
In addition, the Houthis differ in religion, politics, and ideology from Israel and the Western world. Such disagreements may have prompted the Houthi to use force against those countries. They may think that by attacking Western countries such as Israel, they will maintain their own religious, political, or ideological superiority and keep their own culture from changing.
At the same time, ** and extremists also have some influence on the Houthi organization. Some of these "terrorist organizations" are often based on extremist ideas, ideas and religious beliefs and use terrorist acts to achieve their goals. Attacks on Israel and Western countries can be used as a tool to spread extremist ideas and expand their influence, thus attracting the attention of the Houthis.
Head of State of Israel.
In addition, the Houthis see Israel and other Western powers as important agents of their intervention in the Middle East and regional stability. They may feel that launching an attack on those countries can show their dissatisfaction with foreign interference and regulation. Such behavior can also be seen as a policy directed against foreign countries, an attempt to counter their intervention by military means.
And this kind of behavior is also a good thing for the Houthis. The attack on Israel and other Western countries will not only demonstrate the Houthis' force and will, but also enhance their prestige and influence in the Middle East. This can help them build up their presence locally and gain more support.
Where the headquarters of the Houthis are located.
In addition, attacks on Israel and Western countries are a good way to recruit and raise their profile. Through such military activities, the Houthis are able to absorb more extremists and thus strengthen their own power. During this period, the Houthis were able to gain a greater advantage through consultation and consultation. It's about getting more political and economic benefits.