As Israel continues its military operation in Gaza, Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels are stepping up their strikes on ships in the Red Sea in retaliation. A senior US military official says the breadth of attacks has not been seen in at least “two generations.” In this episode, CNN’s Katie Bo Lillis explains why the Houthis are targeting ships and how the attacks could continue to snarl worldwide shipping and commerce.
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Biden’s Optimistic About a Ceasefire Deal. Hamas and Israel Say Not So Fast.
How a Gaza Food Convoy Became an Israeli Target
What Kind of Ceasefire Can the US Get Behind?
On The Frontlines of the Red Sea Response
The Huge Toll of a Hostage Rescue in Rafah
Four Months of War: Running Out of Time in Rafah
Four Months of War: Complicated Anger in Israel
Iran's New Headache: Its Own Proxies
What the Next Hostage Release Could Look Like
Why are Graves in Gaza Being Unearthed?
The US-Israel Divide Over a Two-State Solution
The Gazan Doctor's Phone Call That Shook Israelis
What’s Really Behind the Houthi Red Sea Attacks
CNN Goes Inside Gaza’s Tunnels
The Genocide Case Against Israel
Can The US Help Reduce Tensions in the Middle East?
A Former Hamas Hostage Tells Her Story
Why Fewer Troops May Not Mean Less War in Gaza
Investigating a ‘Slow-Motion Annexation’ in the West Bank
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