Yemen's Houthi Rebels Attack Greek-Owned Ship Bound for Iran
Dr. Warren Goldstein discusses South Africa's upcoming election and the ruling ANC teaming up with anti-Western foes. A Greek-owned ship with a cargo bound for Iran was attacked by Yemen's Houthi rebels, causing damage and no remaining dangerous explosives onboard. The Houthis have been targeting vessels to pressure Israel and the West over the war in Gaza.
Key Points
- Greek-owned, Marshall Islands-flagged bulk carrier attacked by Yemen's Houthi rebels.
- Cargo of grain bound for Iran.
- No dangerous explosives remaining onboard after the attack.
- Houthis targeting vessels in the Red Sea corridor to pressure Israel and the West.
Pros
- Exclusive interview with South African Chief Rabbi, Dr. Warren Goldstein.
- Inspection found no remaining dangerous explosives onboard the attacked ship.
- Information on the ongoing attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels.
Cons
- Damage caused by the attack on the Greek-owned ship.
- Houthis targeting vessels to pressure Israel and the West over the war in Gaza.