Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has promised severe retaliation after Yemen’s Houthis launched a missile at central Israel on Sunday. Emphasizing Israel's strong stance, he noted a similar response to a previous Houthi attack and addressed ongoing conflicts with Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Meanwhile, transitioning to the Philippines, a new report names the country the most at risk for natural disasters in 2024. The archipelago faces annual storms exacerbated by climate change and inadequate infrastructure, urging the need for stronger climate action and preparation.

In related news, Egypt supports the appointment of Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi as the UN special envoy on water. This follows a successful initiative to address global water scarcity and complements Egypt's ongoing discussions about a ceasefire and humanitarian aid in Gaza.

Over in the Red Sea, a Greek-flagged tanker struck by Houthis is slowly being towed to safety amidst raging fires. The incident, involving significant crude oil, highlights the environmental threats from such attacks, with European naval operations stepping in to manage the crisis.

Additionally, Israel has urged residents of the Lebanese village of Wazzani to evacuate due to escalating Hezbollah rocket fire. This marks an intensifying cross-border conflict that has resulted in numerous casualties over the past 11 months.

And finally, Indian opposition leader Arvind Kejriwal has resigned as Delhi's chief minister following his release from prison. Calling for early elections, Kejriwal, who faces graft allegations, has promised to return to office if elected, continuing his opposition to Prime Minister Modi.