By Sondos Al-Asaad

A single Yemeni missile terrified the temporary occupation entity

September 15, 2024 - 20:0

BEIRUT - On the 345th day since the ongoing “Al-Aqsa Flood war,” the peoples of the pro-Resistance Axis have woke up this morning to joyful news from Yemen: A qualitative military operation has targeted the occupied Palestinian city of Jaffa (the Zionists falsely have named it Tel Aviv).

A single Yemeni missile has shaken the occupation entity and terrified the herds of Zionist colonial settlers, forcing more than two million to hide in shelters for the first time in the history of the usurping entity.

Indeed, various questions have popped up. The most important is: how has a Yemeni-made missile been able to bypass the American, Israeli and Western radar systems deployed in the Red Sea in its way to the occupied Palestinian Jaffa?

Yemen’s heroic operation has been carried out with a new “hypersonic” ballistic missile, which the enemy’s defenses have miserably failed to intercept despite  passing a distance of approximately 2,040km in 11 and a half minutes, and only 60 km away from the so-called “Ben Gurion Airport.”

Much can be said about this dramatic development in terms of the development of the Yemeni armed forces’ missile industries on one hand and the ongoing Zionist-American failures on the other.

The precise message of Yemen’s heroic operation is that Ben Gurion Airport is at risk of a no-fly zone.The qualitative operation is highly significant as it coincides with the birth-anniversary of the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). Without a doubt, choosing this time sends an ideological message which shows Yemenis’ adherence to the path of the Prophet and loyalty to the Qur’anic teachings despite all the threats.

Besides, the operation has been carried out in light of the Zionists' awaiting a response to the Hodeidah strike. Of course, this operation is not the expected response at all, but it is a warning to the colonial Israeli occupiers.

Another question: What if the missile is launched from a closer distance, from Lebanon, for example, on the eve of the escalation of the Zionist threat to the Lebanese resistance!!

West Asia is obviously ahead a new path of confrontation full of surprises, which has begun with a ballistic missile striking the occupied Greater Jaffa, the so-called capital of the temporary occupied entity. Certainly, it will include a response to the Hodeidah strike, which the Zionist enemy called “Long-Range Strike.”

The “Long-Range Strike” is a Yemeni one, the Yemeni experts confirm.

Hence, this operation could be considered successful experiment. In the near future, the Zionists and those behind them will face other strategic operations that would threaten their illegitimate existence if they continue their aggression against the Palestinians and West Asia.

The Yemeni front is preparing on all tracks; of course there is anticipation of the Israeli reaction. Nevertheless, the proud Yemeni people do not care and continue their Muhammadan path in defense of the Palestinian people, taking into consideration the state of collective consensus among all Yemeni political components that support the Yemeni army in defense of the dignity of the nation.

2,000,000 occupiers hid in underground shelters just like the mice, because of a single missile.The Americans will definitely come out to defend their notorious functional regime called “Israel” as the Yemeni missile has forced about two million colonial settlers to go down to shelters. Besides, the Yemeni missile is also a failure for NATO armies.

The Yemeni missile also succeeded in misleading the most advanced tracking systems in the region, and thwarted the interception systems despite the long range it has crossed. It is one missile, so what would the situation be if a salvo of missiles were launched from the north or the south?!

Yemen’s heroic operation has plunged the Zionists into a state of chaos and panic, and sparked harsh criticism of decision-makers, particularly Netanyahu and his inner circle. This has exposed the occupation regime’s intense failure in managing the changing reality after 11 months of war on Gaza.

What we saw this morning is only the tip of the iceberg compared to the strength of the northern resistance, i.e. Hezbollah. While experts have described the Yemeni missile as the first surprise promised by the Yemenis, others believe the Yemenis are maintaining an active front that worries the occupation entity, forcing it to divide intelligence and military efforts on several levels.

The central problem for the Zionists is the lack of connection between the goals of the war and the strategic reality. Occupied Jaffa, which they forcibly took as their capital, is not safe. On the other hand, the settlement project in the north and south has been frustrated beyond repair.

Therefore, the entire Zionist settlement project is threatened in the north, in the south, in the West Bank and in the center, which has been shaken by a single Yemeni missile!!

Today, 2,000,000 occupiers hid in underground shelters just like the mice, because of a single missile. What if Hezbollah expanded the range of its missiles and targeted the occupied Zionist central cities?  Will this resistance step up next time as we are a stone’s throw away from targeting the so-called Ben Gurion Airport!?

Undeniably, Yemen appears to be within a stone's throw of declaring a no-fly zone over the Israeli entity. This issue is no longer a theoretical possibility, as there is a hidden message from the Yemeni missile targeting an area near Ben Gurion Airport. This means that what Yemen has done so far in terms of banning Israeli navigation will develop into a no-fly zone if the Zionist enemy continues its aggression against Gaza, or if it dares to launch an aggression against Lebanon.

Yes, the precise message of today’s heroic operation is that Ben Gurion Airport is at risk of a no-fly zone. The Hodeidah strike has not deterred Yemen as they expected, and any further Israeli escalation will hasten the no-fly zone over Ben Gulion Airport. This operation is no longer unlikely, and has become expected.

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