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Despite airstrikes by Israel, the United States, and other allies on Yemen, the Houthis remain a harrowing menace IN Israel’s multifront war on Iranian proxies, its near-total dismantling of Hamas and its pummeling of Hezbollah into seeking a ceasefire have left the Houthis of Yemen as the last terror group able to mount attacks. Despite
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