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Good job Houthi, you saved Gaza.
Yep that's how this works.
Raise some hell, destroy some things and when governments start losing money they come to the negotiating table.
Hey now, there's a lot of people who've only just learned that Houthi exists that'll be very mad at you.
Yemen and Gaza have the right to defend themselves. If you dont want oil tankers in the red sea you'd simply now ignore the Yemeni navy's warning to ships to not pass the strait if you're going to do business with the UK, US, or Israel.
Do you honestly think they are actually choosing which ships to target? They literally attacked a ship going to Iran
https://apnews.com/article/yemen-ship-missile-houthi-rebels-attack-bab-elmandeb-strait-999b911c916f9266c07a6d29cc020e9e
Would you be ok if the american navy started shooting iranian civilian ships? Are we saying that civilian targets going through international waters are valid military targets? Should other countries do that too?
What would become of the world then? Do you think that would improve the world? If any country starts hitting civilian targets? Why stop at ships? Why not start nuking cities because you dont like something? As long as you have, what you consider, a "valid" ethical issue you should be allowed to do anything you want.
That's some cool outrage, but if Israel stopped the genocide this would end.
You're delusional. The houthis are shitth. The idf and the houthis can both be shitty at the same time. Two wrongs don't make a right, it's not hard to understand.
Ansarallah has said specifically that they will stop if there is a permanent ceasefire. That is the one demand.
Should the american navy start sinking russian civilian ships to make Russia stop invading Ukraine?
No one thinks through the things they say here. It's just what feels good in the moment. At this point any country has free reign to attack any vessel they desire in international waters. Shit, Japan should start launching rockets at Chinese civilian ships because of Hong Kong/Taiwan; US should attack any Russian civilian ships because of Ukraine; any other military operations we should be conducting around the world on behalf of anyone?