Hamas said in a statement, referring to the Israeli prime minister, that "the continuation of the occupation’s bombing and massacres exposes Netanyahu’s lies about reducing military...
"The number of casualties and injuries is high, but since the area is difficult to access, our teams are still on site," health ministry spokesperson.
Rahwi was seen largely as a figurehead who was not part of the inner circle of the Houthi leadership.
The families had argued that Afghanistan’s reserves should be used as compensation because the IEA provided safe haven to al-Qaeda, the group behind the attacks.