Recent Israeli reports have highlighted the leaders of the Houthi militia in Yemen, particularly the group's leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi, noting that these leaders are considered top military targets in the Israeli occupation's objective list.

An article published on the Israeli "Ynet" site included names and photos of prominent Houthi leaders, confirming that Israel is considering escalating its military operations against the Houthis in response to the missile and drone attacks launched by the group towards Israel.

The report also mentioned the interception of the first Houthi ballistic missile by the U.S. "THAAD" defense system stationed in Israel.

Israeli Threat to "Cut Off the Head of the Organization"

The report clarified that despite recent Israeli airstrikes on the Houthis, which involved precise strikes, the group has continued its so-called "Support Gaza Campaign." Israel has openly threatened to "cut off the head of the Houthi leadership," referring to the targeted elimination of the prominent figures it has labeled as "terrorists."

Key Houthi Leaders Targeted:

1. Abdul Malik al-Houthi: The group's leader since 2004, following the death of his brother Hussein al-Houthi. He is known for his weekly speeches rallying his followers. It is said that he hides in secret mountainous locations in Yemen and does not appear publicly.

2. Yahya Sariye: The group's military spokesperson, responsible for announcing military operations. He led the Houthis in front of the world during the "Iron Swords War."

3. Mahdi al-Mashat: President of the Supreme Political Council and commander of the Houthi armed forces. He leads major political and military decisions.

4. Mohammed Abdul Karim al-Ghamari: Chief of Staff of the Houthis, who underwent military training in Lebanon under the supervision of Hezbollah and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. He oversees weapons and drone procurement operations.

5. Abdul Reza Shahlai: An Iranian officer who supports the Houthis, with a $15 million U.S. bounty on his head. He is accused of leading financial and arms operations for the group.

Media and Field Support

The report highlighted that prominent media and political leaders within the group play a key role in psychological warfare and popular mobilization. These include:

• Mohammed Abdul Salam: The official spokesperson for the Houthis.
• Hizam al-Asad and Mohammed al-Bukheiti: Members of the Houthi political office who promote the group's operations through media and social networks.

Israel's Ongoing Threats

The reports confirm that the Houthi group has become a regional and international threat due to its operations in the Red Sea and continuous attacks on Israeli targets. In response, Israel's occupation forces continue to threaten to target the group's senior leadership in an effort to curb their influence and halt the attacks.