Houthi, Missile, and Israel in Modern Conflicts

What was Israel's initial stance on the conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia?

• Israel remained neutral
• Israel supported the Houthis
• Israel sided with Saudi Arabia
• Israel actively intervened in the war
• Israel mediated peace talks

What key event escalated the involvement of Israel in the broader regional conflict?

• The Iranian support for Houthi missile capabilities
• The US withdrawal from the JCPOA
• The assassination of a high-ranking military official
• The rise of ISIS in the region
• The naval blockade by Saudi Arabia

Which country was the first to officially recognize the Houthi movement's control over Yemen's government?

• Iran
• Russia
• Saudi Arabia
• United States
• China

Which country has NOT been targeted by Houthi missile strikes?

• Israel
• Saudi Arabia
• United Arab Emirates
• Egypt
• Kuwait

Which missile system is commonly associated with the Houthi rebels?

• Burkan-2H
• Patriot missile
• S-400
• Iron Dome
• Tomahawk

What is the political ideology of the Houthi movement?

• Zaidi Shia Islam
• Sunni Islam
• Wahhabism
• Secularism
• Christianity

Which international body condemned the missile attacks launched by the Houthis on Saudi Arabia?

• The United Nations Security Council
• The European Union
• The Arab League
• NATO
• The Organization of Islamic Cooperation

What major economic sector has been disrupted by the ongoing conflict in Yemen, including missile strikes?

• Oil and gas production
• Agriculture
• Tourism
• Tech industry
• Financial services

What is the primary goal of the Houthi movement?

• To establish a political and military government in Yemen
• To gain control of the Red Sea
• To support the creation of a unified Arab state
• To form an alliance with Israel
• To become a global superpower

Which group is considered an ally of the Houthis in the conflict against Saudi-led forces?

• Saleh loyalists
• Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
• ISIS
• Saudi-backed militias
• Hamas

What is a significant challenge in achieving peace between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition?

• Both sides have conflicting political and military objectives
• The involvement of external powers like Iran and the UAE
• The complexity of regional alliances and rivalries
• The lack of humanitarian support
• The failure to secure global ceasefire agreements

What is the primary reason for Israel's concerns over Houthi missile capabilities?

• The potential for missiles to reach Israeli territory
• The threat of missile strikes on military installations in Saudi Arabia
• The destabilization of the region
• The increase in Iran's influence in the region
• The risk of cyber-attacks on Israel's missile defense systems

Which regional power supports the Houthi rebels in Yemen?

• Iran
• Turkey
• Qatar
• Jordan
• Egypt

Which of the following is an impact of the conflict on Israel’s foreign policy?

• Increased diplomatic engagement with Saudi Arabia and the UAE
• Cutting ties with Iran
• Increasing military aid to Yemen
• Supporting Houthi forces
• Reducing defense spending

What event triggered the 2015 Saudi-led intervention in Yemen?

• The Houthis seized control of the Yemeni capital
• The assassination of the Yemeni president
• The missile strike on Saudi Arabia
• Israel's involvement in the conflict
• Houthi forces attacked the UAE

Which of the following nations is NOT involved in the Yemeni conflict?

• United States
• Iran
• Saudi Arabia
• United Arab Emirates
• Bahrain

What is one of the key reasons for the international community’s interest in the Yemen conflict?

• The strategic location of Yemen near key shipping lanes
• The humanitarian crisis caused by the war
• The proliferation of missile technology to non-state actors
• The rise of terrorist groups like ISIS and AQAP
• The potential involvement of major powers like the US and Russia

Which organization is known for its involvement in humanitarian efforts in Yemen during the conflict?

• The United Nations
• Al-Qaeda
• The European Union
• The Arab League
• ISIS

What is the name of the missile defense system that Israel uses to intercept missiles?

• Iron Dome
• THAAD
• S-300
• Patriot
• David's Sling

How does the Houthi missile threat impact Israel's security posture?

• It encourages Israel to enhance missile defense systems
• It has little to no impact on Israel’s security
• It leads to Israeli strikes in Yemen
• It causes Israel to ally with Saudi Arabia
• It results in Israel’s involvement in the Yemen conflict

Which of the following is a major source of tension in the Middle East related to missile technology?

• The proliferation of missile technology to non-state actors like the Houthis
• The development of nuclear-capable missiles by Iran
• Israel's nuclear weapons program
• The race to deploy hypersonic missiles
• The development of advanced drones by Saudi Arabia

What type of missiles have been used by the Houthis in attacks on Saudi Arabia?

• Ballistic missiles
• Cruise missiles
• Drones
• Anti-tank missiles
• Surface-to-air missiles

In which year did the Houthi rebels take control of Yemen's capital, Sana'a?

• 2014
• 2012
• 2016
• 2010
• 2009

How do Houthi missile attacks affect Saudi Arabia's security?

• They create significant challenges in air defense and regional stability
• They encourage closer ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel
• They force Saudi Arabia to deploy more ground troops
• They have no impact on Saudi Arabia’s defense strategies
• They lead to an increase in Saudi military spending

What is the primary strategy used by the Houthis in their military operations against Saudi Arabia?

• Using ballistic missiles and drones to target critical infrastructure
• Engaging in conventional ground warfare
• Negotiating peace talks
• Attacking oil tankers in the Red Sea
• Launching surprise naval attacks

What is the nature of the relationship between the Houthi rebels and Hezbollah?

• Both share ideological ties, particularly around resistance to Israeli influence
• They are direct military allies
• They are in competition for control of regional influence
• Hezbollah opposes the Houthi movement
• They have no ideological connection

Which of the following is a common target of Houthi missile strikes in Saudi Arabia?

• Oil facilities
• Civilians in urban areas
• Military bases in Yemen
• Israel's defense systems
• Iranian military installations

Which missile system did Israel deploy to intercept long-range missiles during the Yemen conflict?

• Iron Dome
• Arrow-3
• David's Sling
• Patriot
• S-400

What missile defense system does Saudi Arabia use to counter Houthi missile attacks?

• Patriot missile system
• Iron Dome
• THAAD
• S-400
• David's Sling

Which of the following countries has been accused of supplying weapons to the Houthis?

• Iran
• Saudi Arabia
• United States
• Turkey
• Qatar

Which technology is being developed to improve the defense against missile threats from groups like the Houthis?

• Advanced missile defense systems like Iron Dome and THAAD
• Cyber-defense technologies
• Counter-drone systems
• Naval defense technologies
• Electromagnetic pulse weapons

What role does the United States play in the conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia?

• It provides military support to the Saudi-led coalition
• It supports Houthi forces directly
• It has no involvement in the conflict
• It acts as a mediator between both sides
• It supports Iranian interests in Yemen

Which country is mainly supporting the Houthi rebels?

• Iran
• Saudi Arabia
• United States
• Russia
• China

What is the name of the Houthi leader who has been involved in the Yemeni conflict?

• Abdul-Malik al-Houthi
• Ali Abdullah Saleh
• Mohammed bin Salman
• Qassim Suleimani
• Hassan Nasrallah

What is the role of the United Nations in the Yemeni conflict?

• To mediate peace talks and deliver humanitarian aid
• To support the Houthi rebels
• To directly intervene in military operations
• To supply weapons to Saudi Arabia
• To control oil resources

What impact did the missile strikes by the Houthis have on Saudi Arabian oil production?

• They disrupted oil production and led to global oil price increases
• They destroyed military bases only
• They had no significant impact
• They damaged civilian infrastructure in Yemen
• They caused oil prices to drop temporarily

What was the purpose of Israel's Operation Protective Edge in relation to the missile threat in the region?

• To defend against missile attacks from Gaza, but also to respond to regional missile threats
• To retaliate against Houthi missile strikes
• To strike Iranian missile facilities in Syria
• To support Saudi Arabia in the Yemen conflict
• To destroy Hezbollah missile stockpiles