Bankruptcy of the most important port of the Zionist regime

In a report, the “World Shipping” information base announced the bankruptcy of Umm al-Rashash port in the occupied territories as a result of the operations of the Yemeni armed forces.

Gideon Gilbert, the director of Umm al-Rashash port, in his July 7th (July 17) report to the Economic Committee of the Knesset (Parliament) of the Zionist regime, announced that the port has not been active in the past eight months and has not earned any income as a result.

The “Global Shipping” information base stated that the reason for the bankruptcy of Umm al-Rashash port was the prohibition of Yemen’s Ansarullah from the maritime trade of other countries with the occupying regime.

According to this report, cargo exchange in Umm al-Rashash port has decreased by 85%, which has caused the port officials to request financial assistance from the cabinet to cover the maintenance costs of the facilities.

Arab-language newspaper “Rai Elyoum” also recently wrote: The support operation of the Yemeni armed forces against the resistance groups and the sea blockade of the Zionist regime have severely pressured Tel Aviv.

According to this report, the operations of the Yemeni armed forces have led to an increase in the prices of products, especially the basic food needs of this regime.

Rai Elium pointed out the costs of about 200 billion shekels (each dollar is equivalent to about four shekels) of the occupation regime’s war against Gaza and the reduction of the purchasing power of the Zionists and the damage to the construction and technology sector of this regime, after the Al-Aqsa storm operation. He wrote: The operation of the Yemeni armed forces against Israeli ships in the Red Sea has closed its only commercial bottleneck, the Umm al-Rasrash port, which is the vital passage of this regime and its largest import port.

The Zionist media “Ma’ariv” recently revealed that since the start of the war against Gaza, 46 thousand Zionist companies have been shut down due to the consequences of the war and the international isolation of the occupying regime. It is expected that by the end of this year, the number of closed Israeli companies will reach 60,000 companies.

Source: IRNA