I notice, as usual, your lack of any kind of link to credible source to back up your claims. . As you clearly don't know, the Houthis didn't commit to not attacking Israel or preventing their ships from accessing the Suez Canal. And, in fact, following the cease fire agreement with the United States, which didn't include Israel, they have attacked Israel and interdicted some shipping. Here's an excerpt from an analysis by some folks from West Point with a link: "Either way, the Red Sea crisis is far from over. The Houthis will take away two lessons from Operation Rough Rider. First, the group continues to understand exactly how disruptive it can be to the global economy by targeting commercial shipping. Second, it knows—or at least seems to believe—that it can outlast the United States in any bombing campaign. Whenever the group feels threatened or wants to make a point in the future, it knows that it can fire a few missiles or drones at commercial ships and create a crisis for the United States. What’s more, Russia and China know this as well, which means that in the future the Houthis could become one more tool these adversaries leverage against the United States." https://ctc.westpoint.edu/feature-commentary-an-assessment-of-operation-rough-rider/
