The matter in the Middle East has been a bit complicated recently. Just six days after the ceasefire in Gaza, there was another bombing in Yemen. Israel directly killed Mohammed Abdul-Malik Gamari, the chief of general staff of the Houthi armed forces, by air strikes.

Somebody may ask, what is the role of Gamali, is it worth Israel¡¯s attention, and you may not believe, that this man is the number two person of the Houthis, after the leader Abdullah Malik Hussein.

He is not only in charge of drones and missile attacks on Israel, but also in charge of connecting weapons technology with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, equivalent to the military brain of the Houthi.

And this is not the first time that Israel has dealt with Houthis.In August this year, the Israeli army bombed Yemen¡¯s capital Sanaa, killing the Houthis prime minister and several ministers directly.

Think about it, is it really a coincidence that Israel is taking action at this time? It is actually no accident that it happened to be the sixth day of the ceasefire in Gaza.

Since October 2023, the Houthis have launched 758 military operations against Israel, used 1835 ammunition, daily drone and missile attacks, the Israeli domestic security pressure has long been unbearable.

But it's interesting that Israel dares to be so blatant and take the initiative to admit its accounts. Defense Secretary Katz said directly on social media that we did it, and whoever threatened us later did the same.

In my opinion, this move of beheading seems accurate, but in fact the risk is not small. Once Gamari dies, the anti-Israel sentiment of the Yemeni people may be intensified. On the contrary, the Houthis will be more able to attract local support, and in the end, the fight may become more and more chaotic.

Houthi responded quickly and did not hesitate at all. While issuing a statement condemning Israel for its brutal bombing of civilian facilities and warning Israel to pay the price, a successor was quickly named Youssef Hassan Madani.

He was the son-in-law of the founder of the Houthis, who helped to build the Houthis military system early in the years, and now he is in charge of the fifth military district on the coast of the Red Sea.You think, he is in charge of the Red Sea, the Houthis will then retaliate, and probably will look at the Red Sea shipping, after all, this is the economic backbone of Israel and its allies.

Speaking of the Houthis, it is impossible to circumvent the coalition of resistance. Some may have heard that it was led by Iran, including Lebanese Hezbollah, Iraqi Shia militias, and Palestinian Hamas, which had been against the United States and Israel together.

But what now?Hamas has a ceasefire with Israel, Hezbollah is afraid that even the mainland of Lebanon will not dare to move, the Houthis are still hard, so some say it is a brave man.

But the Houthi can really carry it. Israel bombed its ports and power plants in an attempt to cut off its supplies, but it can still launch more than five attacks on Israel every month.

Why? Because it is playing low-cost strikes, hiding in the mountains of Yemen, and using cheap drones to saturate attacks, Israel cannot defend against it. It has no choice but to spend 30% of its defense budget on anti-missile systems, and even Gaza's resources have been diverted.

But don't forget that the Houthis can stand up to now, Iran's support must not be missing. weapons, tactical guidance all depend on Iran, if Iran because of its nuclear issue or strategic adjustment, to reduce the support, the Houthis' backdrop would be gone.

Therefore, this arc of resistance looks scary. In fact, the combat effectiveness depends on whether Iran is willing to pay and contribute. It is not a strong alliance at all.

The United States is still speaking for Israel, saying it is self-defense; UN Secretary-General Guterres is so anxious that he shouts not to beat the common people, but it is useless without real power.

Under such circumstances, it is basically impossible to come up with a unified solution, and the chaos in the Middle East is estimated to last for a while.

Overall, this is seen as Israel¡¯s extermination of the Houthis, in fact, a small abbreviation of the Middle East turmoil.

Later Gaza would stop, Houthi would not retaliate, Red Sea shipping would not be affected, and it was not allowed to say.

But one thing is certain is that the Middle East wants peace, alone on the head or hard, will not solve the problem, after all, the people want to eat and be safe, not endless conflict.