Saudi Arabia's accusation that Houthi fighters targeted Mecca has sparked pro-Houthi demonstrations, as the group continues to gain territory in Yemen, according to France 24.
Renewed fighting between Houthi rebels, the Yemeni government and Saudi Arabia has driven tens of thousands of civilians, including children, from their homes, with some risking a perilous sea crossing to Djibouti.
The United Nations reports that 22 million people in Yemen now require humanitarian assistance as the conflict intensifies.
World Food Programme says it has already assisted 45,000 people and is preparing to support 1.5 million more if the conflict intensifies further.
The UN children's agency says over 104,000 people in total have fled their homes as hostilities intensify across Yemen.
The International Organization for Migration says Taiz province is the epicenter of internal displacement, with more than 63,000 people forced from their homes.
A renewed flare-up in fighting in Yemen's Taiz governorate has forced large numbers of residents from their homes, according to a report by Al Jazeera.
Al Jazeera reports that displaced Syrians are searching through mountains of burning waste for recyclable materials as a means of income
Thousands are making a perilous sea crossing to Djibouti as fighting between Yemen's government and Houthi forces intensifies, the United Nations says.
A UN spokesperson said civilian suffering continues to mount as fighting intensifies across Yemen, driving new waves of internal displacement.
Officials in Aden say fresh fighting has forced thousands of families to flee, prompting the formation of a humanitarian response cell to coordinate relief efforts.
The International Organization for Migration says Ta'iz and Lahj governorates have borne the heaviest impact of new displacement.
UN agencies say a new wave of fighting in Yemen has forced tens of thousands from their homes, with some fleeing across the sea to Djibouti, deepening an already severe humanitarian emergency.
Houthi forces and Yemen's internationally recognized government trade strikes as conflict intensifies.
Many schools across Lebanon continue to shelter people displaced by Israel's war even as the new academic year approaches, according to Al Jazeera.
As Israel's ongoing conflict with Lebanon continues to displace residents, many schools are being used simultaneously as shelters and classrooms, according to Al Jazeera.
A video report from Al Jazeera describes ongoing conditions faced by women and children detained at the Roj camp in northeastern Syria.