How F-35 Lightning Devastated Houthis' Pirates



In this video, we dive into Israel’s recent response to Houthi piracy, which has threatened global maritime trade and Israel’s economy. The Houthis, backed by Iran, have launched numerous attacks on commercial ships and even targeted Israeli territory with drones. To counter this, Israel conducted Operation Longarm in July 2024, utilizing its F-35 Lightning II jets to strike Houthi-controlled targets in Yemen. We explore how Israel’s advanced military capabilities, particularly the F-35, played a crucial role in this long-range retaliation.

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33 thoughts on “How F-35 Lightning Devastated Houthis' Pirates”

  1. I think most people don’t understand that Isreals enemies like Iran and the Houthis just dont have the military power projection like Israel has, Iran can only use its proxie forces to fight the IDf, actuall Iranian aircraft or naval assets wouid be not match for the Israeli military, same with the Houthis, they don’t have the military capability to actually launch a combined arms attack, they really only can attack Israel with rockets, drones, and insurgent style attacks, with Israel owning the skies. They can just systematically destroy thier enemies from the air

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  2. I talked to a retired American intelligence officer, at my bartending job just by sheer chance, we had a great conversation, he explained to me that if all our war with Israel against Iran, or America against Iran, Israel and America know full well that destroying Irans oil production which each country couid easily do, bc Iran’s Air Force is garbage, and its air defenses are seriously outdated

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  3. WhAT Supporting, "pal is stines", the only support those impoverished people are getting is from those who hold them hostage by their very own muslim over lords. Some support! right?

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  4. Every container ship should have a special container on its deck. One that has a self contained a surplus US Navy CIWS from our mothball fleet. Since the CIWS only needs power to be functional as a defensive weapon, having it mounted in a container would be perfect to give every ship some significant defensive capability. And the containers could be reused and rotated among vessels transitioning thru the troubled areas. CIWS = close in weapon system

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  5. In all of his vaunted efforts, man only learns to wage war on a vaster and vaster scale. If evolution was true, nature would have, long ago, eliminated the desire for warfare from the evolutionary ladder as a failure.

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  6. The coalition of countries defending commercial shipping in the Red Sea should stop wasting money on expensive armaments. Instead, they should adopt the methods the Ukrainians have been using, which entails swarming the enemy with inexpensive drones.

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  7. the clip is meaningless. Israel is just further away from Yemen but the Saudis sit right next to Yemen waging war against Houthi rebels since 2015. they have sophisticated US weaponry themselves and tried to destroy everything valuable already. after all these years they had to admit some sort of defeat.
    back in 2015, the rebels were a rag tag group but only got stronger during the war. all the air raids carried out by the Saudis couldn't bring about a tactical win, let alone a strategic victory. Israel will not fare any better. you cannot 'win' this kind of conflict no matter your superiority in weapons. the same as Israel cannot 'win' against the Palestinians no matter how often their forces flatten areas like the south of Lebanon, the Gaza strip or other parts around them.

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