Messages from Yemeni resistance attacks and the Zionists’ helplessness in facing the attacks.
With the fall of the Syrian political system, Yemen has become the center of attention for the Zionist regime and the United States, but Yemen has adopted a different behavioral pattern from other resistance-oriented actors in the form of targeted and continuous missile and drone attacks against the Zionist regime. In recent days, Zionist circles and figures have acknowledged their inability to confront the Yemeni attacks. In this article, in addition to briefly referring to Yemeni attacks against the Zionist regime, the messages of the increase in these attacks as well as the goals of the new round of Zionist and American attacks against Yemen will be examined.
5 stages of Yemen’s entry into war with the Zionist regime
Yemen entered the war in the second month of the Zionist regime’s genocide against Gaza. Yemen first entered the war indirectly and then directly with the Zionist regime. According to Zionist media, since the beginning of the war in Gaza, more than 200 missiles and 170 drones have been fired from Yemeni soil into the occupied territories. In general, Yemen has gone through 5 stages of war so far:
1. Attacks on ships bound for occupied territories, whether Israeli or non-Israeli.
2. Attacks on American and British ships. This stage was carried out after the American and British attacks on Yemen.
3. Attacks on enemy ships in the Indian Ocean.
4. Expansion of the field of operations to the Mediterranean Sea.
5. Missile attacks on Tel Aviv.
The Yemeni attacks on occupied territories have three important characteristics, which are:
1. Yemeni missile and drone attacks on occupied territories are carried out in a situation where there is a long distance between Yemen and the occupied territories, and Yemeni missiles travel a distance of more than 2,000 kilometers to hit targets in the occupied territories.
2. The Yemeni attacks have killed and injured hundreds of Zionists and have also caused huge economic losses for Tel Aviv.
3. The Israeli air defense systems have been unable to intercept ballistic missiles and drones fired by the Yemeni armed forces, and this issue has also been highlighted in the regional media and Zionist circles. For example, Al Jazeera Qatar wrote in a report that the Israeli Arrow system and other air defense systems failed to intercept Yemeni hypersonic ballistic missiles called Palestine 2, which landed in the Jaffa area near Tel Aviv.
Also, “Ron Ben-Yishai,” a military analyst for the Yedioth Ahronoth website, referred to these failures and attributed them to the malfunctioning of the various air defense systems at Israel’s disposal. He added that the missile was probably fired on a trajectory that was difficult to intercept outside the occupied territories or that its warhead changed its course before impact. “Avi Ashkenazi,” an analyst for the Israeli military affairs, also noted in an interview with the Ma’ariv newspaper: “Today, more than ever, it has become clear that Israel is incapable of confronting Yemen and is not prepared in terms of intelligence to confront the threat of the Houthis (Yemeni Ansarullah), and there is no real plan or plan to confront them.”
Increased attacks after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria
Yemeni attacks against the Israeli regime have increased since the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria. Since December 8, when the Syrian regime fell, the Yemenis have launched nine missile and drone attacks on Tel Aviv. These attacks contain several important messages:
The resistance has not disappeared
After the fall of the Syrian regime, the enemies are conveying the message through widespread propaganda that the resistance has also disappeared. The enemies are referring to the situation of Hamas, Hezbollah, and Syria. The Yemeni attacks indicate that the resistance has not only disappeared but also has great dynamism to confront the Zionist enemy.