Dhaka, Sept. 16 -- Hundreds attended funeral services Tuesday for 31 Yemeni journalists reportedly killed in Israeli airstrikes last week targeting Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Sanaa, the capital.
The strikes followed a Houthi-launched drone that penetrated Israel's multilayered air defenses and struck a southern Israeli airport, shattering windows and injuring one person. In Yemen, dozens were killed, including the journalists, in attacks on residential areas, a military headquarters, and a fuel station, according to the health ministry in rebel-held northern Yemen.
The National Museum of Yemen in Sanaa was also damaged, with footage showing the building's facade impacted, and a government facility in Hazm, the capital of northern Jawf...
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