Tel Aviv shows displeasure at the failure of American protection from the Yemeni front
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
The Israeli occupation has gradually begun to reveal the extent of the Yemeni attacks with hypersonic ballistic missiles or drones, despite attempts to keep this under wraps during the past period.
After the latest Yemeni attack yesterday that targeted the occupation with two ballistic missiles, one of which was a hypersonic (Palestine 2) that targeted a military base and the other a ballistic (Zulfiqar) that targeted Ben Gurion Airport, leading to the suspension of the airport’s operations and the diversion of flights, as well as the fleeing of millions of Israelis to shelters and hideouts, the occupation officials began to confess to the Israeli media about the reality of the Yemeni attacks, acknowledging in statements to Channel 12 Hebrew that the number of Yemeni missiles launched at Israel since the resumption of the war on Gaza reached 16 missiles and that at least half of them hit their targets.
Observers see the timing of the publication of these reports and figures in the Hebrew media as a clear political message, reflecting an increasing Israeli displeasure with the American performance in confronting the Yemeni attacks, especially after Trump promised the occupation full protection within the framework of joint military and defense cooperation agreements, and Washington launched a fierce bombardment of Yemen targeting civilian installations and civilians in an effort to put pressure on Sanaa to stop its support for Gaza.
According to the same Israeli channel, there are calls within the occupation entity to intensify cooperation with the United States and regional countries in the region to confront what they described as the “Houthi threat,” in reference to the search for practical alternatives after the failure of American defenses to fully confront the Yemeni missiles and drones.
These statements come at a time when political pressure is escalating on the Prime Minister of the Occupation, Benjamin Netanyahu, due to his repeated military failures and his failure to curb the Yemeni front, which continues to carry out its military operations from the Red Sea to the depth of the occupied territories in support of Gaza and in rejection of the Israeli aggression.