Israel Threatens Houthi Leadership After Drone, Missile Attacks Intercepted

His warning followed intercepted Houthi launches toward Israel with no reported casualties.

Overview

Defense Minister Israel Katz told Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi that "your time will come," escalating his public threats on Friday.
Katz vowed that the Houthi slogan would be replaced and declared the Israeli flag would fly over the capital of a united Yemen.
On Thursday a Houthi drone fell at the entrance to a hotel in Eilat, with authorities reporting no injuries.
Roughly two hours later a Houthi ballistic missile triggered sirens in central Israel and Jerusalem before being intercepted with no reported damage.
Earlier in the week the Israeli Air Force struck Houthi targets at Yemen's Hodeidah port, which the IDF says is used to transfer Iranian-supplied weapons.