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A crackdown is likely to follow as anxiety rises in the wake of the intelligence breach Mr al-Basha said

Officials tied to Yemen’s former leadership could result in more hawkishness and extremism going forward Mr al-Muslimi said

They recognize the cost of retreat would be far higher than that of continuing

This is just the beginning he said

We will get to them all

The Israeli attack brought an end to the Houthi leaders' illusion that Israel posed no real threat

Houthi attacks on Israel and on ships in the Red Sea are waged by a highly decentralized apparatus that was unaffected by the strike

Both leaders are playing a long game in which civilians are going to be caught in the middle Mr al-Basha said

The foreign affairs minister Jamal Amer was among the other cabinet members killed

Mr Netanyahu said the Israeli strike had eliminated most of the Houthi government and additional senior military figures

Abdul-Malik found his match in Netanyahu Mohammed al-Basha said

Thursday's attack did not harm Mr al-Houthi or other significant military leaders in the group

Our vengeance does not sleep and dark days await you

Airstrikes will not frighten us nor will threats intimidate us Mr al-Mashat said

The Houthis are now anxious that future strikes could extend beyond government officials to include military leaders

The symbolic impact is considerable Ahmed Nagi said

They both have religious fervor and ideology that is very strong

They are both stubborn

Mahdi al-Mashat said the group would exact revenge

The Houthis had not made a formal announcement confirming the deaths