This is how the Yemeni siege hit the Israeli economy to death.. Special Report


The Israeli enemy continues to suffer escalating losses under the impact of a tight Yemeni siege that forced tens of thousands of companies to declare bankruptcy.

Salah Al-Din bin Ali – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

Israeli bankruptcies came quickly and successively, while the Yemeni military action is still heading towards escalation, coinciding with the inauguration of the fifth phase of the Yemeni escalation by the Ansar Allah leader during the historic Jaffa operation.

A new phase indicates a doubling of enemy losses, especially with ongoing Yemeni military operations against ships linked to it and the defeat of the American-British alliance aimed at protecting Israeli interests.

Faced with these losses, the Israeli enemy is trying to follow a strategy of extreme secrecy, yet the severity of its losses has prompted some figures in Israeli circles to expose the disastrous economic reality imposed by Yemen.

The Israeli newspaper Maariv recently quoted Eilat Port CEO Gadon Golber, confirming that work at the port has stopped due to ships being unable to reach it because of the Yemeni siege.

Golber asserts that port workers have been laid off amid significant financial losses for the port, which is considered one of the most important Israeli ports.

The Yemeni siege costs on the supplies of the Israeli enemy in the Red and Arabian Seas daily losses estimated at least ten million dollars.

The enemy entity also incurs huge monthly economic losses of around four billion dollars due to the Yemeni siege imposed on its supplies at sea.

An Israeli report painted a bleak image of the general economic situation that the Israeli enemy will face by the end of this year.

A report by the business information company “Coface BDI” expects the closure of more than 60,000 new Israeli companies, which comes as a result of a tight Yemeni economic blockade.

The Times of Israel also published a statement by the Zionist economic expert “Yoel Amir,” who confirmed that 35,000 Israeli companies have closed in recent months.

All these losses come against the backdrop of an Israeli economic hemorrhage as a result of the Yemeni siege on it for several months.



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