On the margins of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the world's seven leading democracies turned their collective gaze toward a conflict that refuses to be contained. Condemning Houthi strikes against Saudi Arabia and the civilian shipping lanes that sustain global commerce, the G7 foreign ministers also placed responsibility on Iran, whose arms have kept the Yemeni movement fighting. The statement arrives as a fragile ceasefire, brokered in 2022, shows signs of collapse — a reminder that pauses in war are not the same as peace.