Tensions in the Red Sea: The Houthi Threat

This chapter examines the ongoing attacks by the Houthi group on U.S. and commercial vessels in the Red Sea, persisting despite U.S. military efforts and the designation of the Houthis as a terror organization. The discussion highlights the implications for global shipping and parallels conflicts involving Israel and Hezbollah, addressing the costly civilian impacts of military engagement. Ultimately, the chapter critiques the reliance on military solutions over diplomatic approaches and introduces guests to further explore the motivations behind continuous conflict in the region.