The missile that tore through the heart of Tel Aviv, from flight cancellations to the failure of defense systems.
Al Jazeera News Network, referring to yesterday’s missile attack by the Yemeni armed forces on Ben Gurion Airport deep in the occupied territories, which is considered one of the most protected airspaces of the Zionist regime, stated that the Israelis have reached the brink of madness as a result of these attacks. The Zionist regime’s internal security strategy, which is based on eliminating dangers in the surrounding area and having the initiative and readiness to carry out preemptive strikes to prevent the transfer of danger into the occupied territories, has been severely weakened and has shown itself to be extremely vulnerable.
In a situation where the Gaza war has faced the Zionist regime with a disaster and has marked the longest wars for Israel, the Yemeni attacks have forced Israel to declare an emergency and forced the United States to intervene directly to defend Israel. In these circumstances, the recent attack by the Yemenis has exposed some of the regime’s weaknesses and proved that after they succeeded in the naval blockade of Tel Aviv in the Red Sea, this time they have achieved another success in the air blockade of the regime.
The article, noting that the Yemeni missile attack was carried out on the most protected and important point in Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion Airport, which is the only external crossing of the Zionist regime, emphasized that this missile attack paralyzed the Gush Dan area or Greater Tel Aviv, and the main streets of the area were blocked, causing heavy traffic, stopping trains and public transportation, and millions of Zionists fled to shelters.
The Zionist website Yedioth Aharonot announced in this regard that the sound of multiple explosions was heard deep in the occupied territories, and columns of smoke were visible around Ben Gurion Airport. “Benhas Eidan,” the head of the airport workers, describing the incident, said that all employees fled to shelters and heard a huge explosion that exploded near the planes that were at the airport. Israel was lucky that there was only one plane in the sky.