Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 9/11/25: Israel Kills at Least 35 in Yemen Airstrikes, Russia Denies It Launched Drones Into Poland, and More
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Sep 11, 2025 Recent Israeli airstrikes in Yemen have resulted in at least 35 casualties, showcasing the deepening humanitarian crisis. Tensions are mounting not only in Yemen but also in Gaza and Tunisia, sparking reactions from regional players. Controversially, a U.S. biker gang is providing security at aid sites in Gaza, raising eyebrows about their extremist connections. Additionally, the geopolitical landscape is shifting with drone incidents near Poland, while snapback sanctions against Iran add to the uncertainty. Amid these conflicts, there's a pressing need for peace and reflection on political violence.
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Yemen Strikes Escalate Regional Tensions
- Israel conducted heavy airstrikes in Yemen killing dozens and hitting residential areas and facilities in Sanaa and Al-Jaff.
- The attacks follow Houthi strikes on Israel and U.S. ships and risk broader regional escalation.
Netanyahu Threatens Qatar After Strikes
- Benjamin Netanyahu publicly threatened further action against Qatar after strikes aimed at Hamas political leaders there.
- Qatar condemned the attacks, saying its Hamas office facilitates U.S.- and Israeli-backed mediation.
Strikes In Syria Target Turkish Weapons
- Israel reportedly struck sites near Homs and other Syrian cities claiming to target Turkish-supplied missiles and air defense equipment.
- The strikes underline Israel's opposition to Turkish military support inside Syria.