What Are the Three Deadlocks Facing Zionist Forces Against Yemen’s Armed Resistance?
According to webangah News Agency,Yemen’s ongoing multi-level operations against Zionist targets-conducted in solidarity with Gaza-continue as the occupying regime struggles to mitigate damages from Yemeni missile strikes. These attacks persistently target deep inside occupied Palestine, forcing millions of Zionist settlers into near-daily evacuations to shelters at unpredictable hours. The missiles have also inflicted substantial economic losses, particularly after most international airlines suspended flights to Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv.
Three Failed Approaches Against Yemen
the Zionist regime has pursued three strategies against Yemen’s missile threat: enhancing defensive capabilities, strengthening intelligence operations, and pressuring the U.S. to dismantle its ceasefire agreement with Yemen.
1. Defense Technology Race: Sana’a and Tel Aviv are locked in an arms race for technological superiority. While Israel aims to intercept missiles preemptively, Yemen focuses on advancing its hypersonic missile systems-successfully bypassing U.S.-Israeli defense systems in multiple instances according to field data.
The Zionist regime employs a multi-layered defense network including Israel’s “Iron Dome” (hetz) and the U.S.’s THAAD system (operating exo-atmospherically), both of which failed during several attacks on Ben Gurion Airport.
2. Intelligence Failures: Despite intensifying efforts to build a military target database in Yemen-as reported by Hebrew outlet Walla-Zionist analysts concede that Tel Aviv cannot succeed where Washington’s superior intelligence apparatus failed over ten years of war. Israeli operatives admit their pre-October 2023 focus on Hamas,Hezbollah,and Iran left critical gaps in Yemeni intelligence gathering.
3. Ceasefire Sabotage Attempts: Zionists express frustration over the Trump-era U.S.-Yemen truce they seek to overturn. The American newspaper The Hill noted this agreement paradoxically marginalizes Israel while creating fissures in the Washington-Tel Aviv axis-prompting speculation that U.S. restraint stems from strategic priorities involving China and Arab states opposing regional escalation.
Former UK Ambassador Edmund Fitton-Brown warned that Israeli demands must now align with Saudi Arabia and other Arab capitals’ considerations for normalization agreements-signaling limits on unilateral actions despite ongoing retaliatory obligations against Yemeni strikes.
The Outcome:
Observers confirm all Israeli strategies have backfired: rather of deterring sana’a’s Gaza support campaign they’ve triggered expanded operations deeper into occupied Palestine alongside new maritime/aerial blockades against Zionist forces.
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