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The Biden administration is considering relabeling Yemen's Houthi rebels as a terrorist organization, which would make it harder to fund them.

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17 January 2024, 18:18
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After the Houthi group was delisted as a terrorist group in 2021, the Biden administration is considering relabeling them as a foreign terrorist organization. The decision comes amid an increase in Iran-backed Houthi attacks against Israel and commercial shipping in the region. The relabeling could hinder the group's funding from other states.

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