Hours after Israeli media confirmed the targeting of the Chief of Staff of the Houthi militia forces in Yemen in an Israeli airstrike, the militia denied the accuracy of these claims.

Ahmed Al-Rahwi, head of the Houthi-affiliated government in Yemen, stated: "What the Zionist enemy has promoted about the targeting of Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Al-Ghamari is baseless and completely false."

Attempt to Target Al-Ghamari

Al-Rahwi added—according to "26 September," the website affiliated with the Yemeni group's Ministry of Defense—that "defending the Israeli enemy and its daily crimes against the Palestinian people, as well as its blatant aggression against Iran by members of the nation, is unacceptable."

On Saturday evening, Channel 12 in Israel reported: "The Israeli Air Force attempted to assassinate the Houthi group's Chief of Staff in Yemen, Mohammad Al-Ghamari," without revealing the outcome of the operation.

Additionally, an Israeli military official stated on Sunday that Israel still has a large list of targets in Iran that it has not yet struck, confirming that the attacks also targeted the military commander of the Yemeni Houthis last night.

Missile Strikes on Israel

On Sunday, the Houthis announced that they had launched several missiles toward Israel, while Tel Aviv carried out strikes on Iran, which responded with salvos of missiles.

In a statement, the Houthis confirmed "the execution of a military operation targeting sensitive enemy sites in the occupied Jaffa area" and the use of "several hypersonic ballistic missiles of the 'Palestine-2' type at various intervals over the past 24 hours."