Islam's Shift to Houthi Targeting
The article focused on the escalation by the Houthi militia of terrorist attacks on Saudi civilian airports, particularly Abha Airport and King Khalid International Airport, using missiles and drones, with the aim of hitting the civilian core and affecting pilgrims and visitors. Their attacks began on October 6th when they targeted Abha Airport, resulting in the deaths of two people and injuring 28 civilians. They continued by targeting King Khalid Airport, which led to 12 deaths and 309 injuries, along with significant material damage. These operations are part of a larger plan targeting Saudi Arabia’s security and its role in serving pilgrims and visitors, amid widespread Arab and Islamic condemnation. Saudi Arabia has reinforced its defensive and military efforts, including Operation "Fajr Yemen" and a regional defense coalition, to deter these attacks and clear occupied areas. These attacks are seen as attempts to destabilize religious and civil stability and indicate that the Houthis aim to target the sanctuaries of Mecca and Medina. This escalation is a serious attempt to terrorize Muslims and undermine the kingdom's security.
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