Well before her death in 2000 of AIDS, Haza's incredible talent and embrace of her Yemenite roots took her from a local pop success to an international star
80% of the population in need of aid, says U.N. official
This follows a UN report saying its experts saw a similar gyroscope from an Iranian drone obtained by the U.S. military in Afghanistan and in a shipment of cruise missiles seized in the Arabian Sea bound for Yemen
Rebels say casualties in strikes are civilians and that they shot down military plane with advanced surface-to-air missile
The counter-terrorism command of London's Metropolitan police has a war crimes unit tasked with investigating alleged war crimes and torture
If confirmed, they would be the first such Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia since late September
The protesters have the best intentions, but their countries’ problems are far too deep for reform to turn things around
Two governments, two central banks and now two currencies have added to the turmoil in war-torn Yemen
A new exhibition at Jerusalem’s Bible Lands Museum brings to life the rich heritage of Yemenite Jewry
Ballistic missiles smashed into a mosque in the training camp in the central province of Marib over the weekend
Attack follows an ongoing barrage by Saudi-backed government forces on Shi'ite rebels
UN envoy Martin Griffiths stressed the volatility and fragility of the current situation in Yemen
Failed strike on Quds Force senior officer Abdul Reza Shahlai was carried out on same day that the U.S. killed Qassem Soleimani in a drone strike in Baghdad
Report bolsters accusations by U.S., European powers and Saudi Arabia against Iran for the September strike on Saudi oil infrastructure
Saudi Arabia is holding back-channel talks with Yemeni rebels to end its military campaign that has killed over 100,000 people since 2015
An additional eight wounded in blast that occurred near a guest platform during the march
Justices avoid deciding whether there had been kidnappings, but said 11 cases against the state and the Jewish Agency point to a 'common question'
Country has been locked in a devastating power struggle between the Iran-backed rebel group and the Saudi-backed government since late 2014
Twelve aid agencies cease operating in al-Dhalea after series of attacks on their buildings wounded one person and damaged property
A road that links Mukalla, the capital of Hadramout province, with its remote rural villages has been almost wiped out by repeated landslides
Western intelligence sources cited by the French newsletter Intelligence Online say Gen. Reza Shahi has 400 fighters behind him. He’s just one card in the hands of the Tehran regime, as a CIA veteran tells Haaretz
Country's medical staff says the disease is thriving among crowded populations of people displaced and weakened by war living in unsanitary conditions
The Iran-backed Houthis have claimed several rocket and drone attacks on Saudi territory in recent months
'Significant hoard' captured in the Arabian Sea is further proof of Tehran's efforts to inflame conflict in the region, top U.S. official says
Saudis released a group of Yemeni prisoners belonging to the Iran-aligned Houthi group, a step that may help end a war that has killed tens of thousands and pushed millions to the brink of famine
On Twitter, Hussein al-Azzi, the Houthi deputy foreign minister, said the release resulted from friendly ties between Seoul and Sanaa, the Yemeni capital the Houthis overran in 2014
Houthis confirm seizure of South Korean ship, say it will be released
The deal allows exiled President Hadi to return to the temporary capital in Aden, with separatists agreeing to disband their militias, which would be integrated into Hadi's forces
There was no response to Iran's downing of U.S. spy drone and attack on Saudi oil installations
Sources report progress in Saudi talks, with bolstering the alliance a necessary pre-requisite to respond to a Houthi ceasefire proposal