People inspect the damage following strikes reportedly carried out by Saudi Arabia on a village in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa on Novemebr 9, 2026. The death toll from Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province climbed to 44, including more than 20 children, the Houthis said on their television channel on November 9. A 2022 truce that had paused fighting in Yemen's long-running conflict fell apart in July, restarting fighting between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government. (Photo by MOHAMMED HUWAIS / AFP via Getty Images) /

People inspect the damage following strikes reportedly carried out by Saudi Arabia on a village in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa on Novemebr 9, 2026. The death toll from Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province climbed to 44, including more than 20 children, the Houthis said on their television channel on November 9. A 2022 truce that had paused fighting in Yemen's long-running conflict fell apart in July, restarting fighting between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government. (Photo by MOHAMMED HUWAIS / AFP via Getty Images) /

Men walk past a damaged house following strikes reportedly carried out by Saudi Arabia on a village in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa on Novemebr 9, 2026. The death toll from Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province climbed to 44, including more than 20 children, the Houthis said on their television channel on November 9. A 2022 truce that had paused fighting in Yemen's long-running conflict fell apart in July, restarting fighting between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government. (Photo by MOHAMMED HUWAIS / AFP via Getty Images) /

People inspect the damage following strikes reportedly carried out by Saudi Arabia on a village in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa on Novemebr 9, 2026. The death toll from Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province climbed to 44, including more than 20 children, the Houthis said on their television channel on November 9. A 2022 truce that had paused fighting in Yemen's long-running conflict fell apart in July, restarting fighting between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government. (Photo by MOHAMMED HUWAIS / AFP via Getty Images) /

A boy inspects the damage following strikes reportedly carried out by Saudi Arabia on a village in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa on Novemebr 9, 2026. The death toll from Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province climbed to 44, including more than 20 children, the Houthis said on their television channel on November 9. A 2022 truce that had paused fighting in Yemen's long-running conflict fell apart in July, restarting fighting between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government. (Photo by MOHAMMED HUWAIS / AFP via Getty Images) /

A man walks past a damaged house following strikes reportedly carried out by Saudi Arabia on a village in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa on Novemebr 9, 2026. The death toll from Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province climbed to 44, including more than 20 children, the Houthis said on their television channel on November 9. A 2022 truce that had paused fighting in Yemen's long-running conflict fell apart in July, restarting fighting between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government. (Photo by MOHAMMED HUWAIS / AFP via Getty Images) /

(FILES) British comedian Russell Brand arrives at Amnesty International's Secret Policeman's Ball March 4, 2012 at Radio City Music Hall in New York. British comedian and TV star Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years, 6 months on November 9, 2026 after being convicted for rape and sexual assaults, after his victims testified to the trauma they had suffered. (Photo by STAN HONDA / AFP via Getty Images)

Music producer Michel Zecler (L) leaves during a lunch break at the Palais de Justice, the main law court of Paris on the Ile de la Cite, central Paris on November 9, 2026, during the trial of the three police officers who assaulted him during the Covid pandemic six years ago. The assault on Michel Zecler, now 47, triggered renewed outrage in France over police violence, which victims and researchers say is systemic but authorities and law enforcement unions claim is limited to isolated cases. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images)