Israel Air Force launched strikes at Houthi targets in Yemen on Sunday amid rising tensions in the Middle East with IDF targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon

The strike on power stations and a seaport, which killed four people, was the second known time that Israel has retaliated against the militant group’s attacks by striking in Yemen.

The Israeli Air Force launched its largest attack against the Houthis in Yemen so far, bombing power plants and a seaport. Al-Masirah, the Houthi-run news station, said that at least four people were killed — one port worker and three engineers — and 33 injured.

Yemen's Iranian-allied Houthis on Saturday said they had targeted Ben Gurion airport in Israel with a ballistic missile and they had timed the attack to coincide with Israeli Prime Benjamin Netanyahu's arrival.

The Israel Defense Forces said the Israeli Air Force struck Houthi terror targets, including power plants and a seaport used to import oil, in Yemen.

IDF confirms dozens of aircraft involved in attacking what it said were ‘military targets belonging to the Houthi terrorist regime’

According to an official statement from the Israel Defense Forces, on Sunday, in a large-scale air operation, dozens of Israeli Air Force aircraft, including F-35 fighter jets, refueling planes, and intelligence aircraft,

On Sunday, September 29, the Israeli Air Force struck military facilities of the Houthis in Yemen. The targets were located 1,800 kilometers from the State of Israel, according to the official Telegram of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).