Yemen's Houthis launch Israel strike, the first time since the U.S.-Israel war began

Yemen has been in a "very vulnerable state" for almost 4 decades now, and the ongoing civil war/war against the saudis has devastated practically all the infrastructure all around. There isn't "more dual use infrastructure". We can't target municiple facilities and they don't have anything left that looks like it's "dual use". It's not like they have fertilizers chemical plants or the like. Bombing radio stations and telephone infrastructure is also supposed to be off limiting not to mention Internet and telephone are quite hard to hit these days as most kf that is via mesh network not giant standalone antennae. As far as the "real" Yemen government and the saudis... well, the Saudis have long proved themselves to be a completely toothless military threat. They've more than got their hands full with the existing Iran-US war and they're not going to start something with the Houthis again when that's going on. The regular government military forces aren't anything to fear either, they're at best on parity with the Houthis and realistically they're more like just holding on themselves. And you really think that the US has time for the Houthis to use the amount of force needed to really neutralize them? Rah rah USA doesn't really work when your opponent realy doesn't have much to lose. And the Houthis really don't. Moreover, what makes you think they care about the relatively minimal stuff we can do outside direct military targets? The local populace doesn't seem to really care because they've not cared before when that stuff was hit during the Civil War in the past few years. But most telling - you seem to assume the Houthis are just stupid. That they've not already calculated the possible damage they might take and consider it more than acceptable in response to what they might lose. We consistently overestimate our ability to damage lesser forces and underestimate how little they care about most of that damage.