Consequences of the Zionist naval blockade by Yemen; Tel Aviv’s strategic dilemma.
According to the Yemen News website, the Israeli Homeland Security Academy conducted a detailed analysis of the security, economic, and military risks resulting from the siege of the Zionist regime by the Yemeni armed forces, writing: The threat that the Sanaa forces have taken against Israel is not just a consequence of the Gaza war, but an element that is directly intertwined with it.
The report, noting that the Yemeni missile attacks will continue as long as the Zionist regime continues its aggression against Gaza, emphasized that this issue creates serious and new challenges for Israel’s security and strategic levels in the region.
This Israeli security center acknowledged that Sanaa has a high level of maneuverability and independence of its military forces, and this has led to it gaining increasing power that is impossible to deter or stop with traditional means.
Sanaa; Uncontrollable power for the Zionist regime
The report of this Israeli spy agency states that Sanaa is a regional power that has a high ability to make military decisions independently. According to the report, this independence has made the efforts of the Zionist regime and its allies to prevent Sanaa’s military activities in the Red Sea and its adjacent waterways very complicated.
While the Zionist regime thought that it could control the naval activities of the Yemeni armed forces by targeting certain areas, the Sanaa forces have succeeded in increasing the tension, and this shows that they can even challenge the US military operations in the Red Sea and change the route of its commercial ships.
The study and security center adds that the aforementioned process is a real threat to the Zionist regime in a sensitive situation, and the naval blockade of Tel Aviv and Israeli ships by Sanaa, in addition to the missile threats from the Yemeni armed forces, has succeeded in making Israeli shipping difficult and putting more pressure on the Israeli economy, which is largely based on maritime trade. These pressures are in a situation where Tel Aviv is also suffering from the consequences of the war in Gaza.
Tel Aviv Faces a Strategic Dilemma
According to the study center of the Zionist regime, which is considered one of the most prestigious centers for security studies of this regime, the way Tel Aviv interacts with this threat represents a major strategic dilemma because the regime must either expand military tension against Sanaa or surrender to its demands. On the other hand, the Zionist regime knows very well that it cannot bear the consequences of the closure of its shipping in the Red Sea, and this is considered a dangerous threat to the Israeli economy.
The analysis pointed to the failure of the US Navy’s efforts to provide security for Israeli ships in the Red Sea and emphasized that following this failure, Tel Aviv sought alternative solutions and wanted to resolve this problem through coordination with the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf, which share common concerns regarding the threats from Sanaa.
The aforementioned Zionist center recommends that the framework of security coordination should be expanded to counter this growing threat, and this will require new strategies that will likely include multiple coalitions and extensive security cooperation between the Zionist regime and regional countries.
Strategic developments
It seems that the threat from Sanaa against the Zionist regime is not only a military threat, but also has broad economic and political consequences for this regime. The effects of Ansar Allah’s missile attacks on Israeli ships and the closure of maritime trade or the prevention of this regime’s shipping in the Red Sea will likely cause the Israeli regime to reconsider its reactions against the Yemenis.