Yemen: From beneath the rubble left by the joint American-Israeli bombardment rises the indomitable voice of Yemen, a voice that is redrawing the balance of power and writing a new chapter in the ongoing struggle against the Zionist entity.

Yemen’s voice, echoing from the depths of siege and under the fire of airstrikes, rises once again in solidarity with Palestine, proclaiming “Gaza is not alone.” This is no mere slogan—it is a solemn vow of resistance, now materialized in ballistic missiles and attack drones striking deep into Zionist and allied territories, from sea to sea, as a form of deterrence and retribution.

Netanyahu Admits and Threatens—Yemen’s Messages Strike Deep

War criminal Netanyahu has shown visible fear over Yemen’s recent strikes—fear he can no longer conceal. In an erratic public address, he admitted: “These Houthis, who were dealt painful blows by us and our American allies,” referencing Yemen’s attack on the city of Jaffa and bizarrely insisting that “Jaffa is not occupied.” He threatened: “We will respond to their attacks.”

Strategic analysts view this admission by the highest authority in the Zionist entity as clear evidence of Yemen’s effectiveness on the battlefield. It highlights the significant psychological and operational impact Yemen has had since joining the Al-Aqsa Flood campaign, affecting both Israeli decision-making and its vulnerable societal fabric.

Observers noted that Netanyahu’s speech—widely circulated by international media—was a direct and bitter response to the Yemeni leader and spokesperson of the Armed Forces, who have repeatedly referred to "Jaffa" instead of “Tel Aviv” to emphasize the true names and history of occupied Palestinian lands. Ironically, Netanyahu’s attempts to justify Zionist claims over Jaffa only reinforced its significance, even though the name has long been erased from official Zionist maps and replaced by “Greater Tel Aviv.”

With this slip, Netanyahu inadvertently confirmed that Sana’a is no longer just a military actor capable of threatening strategic depth—but a revolutionary force shaking the ideological foundations of Zionist mythology.

Record of Israeli Aggression Against Yemen: “Those Who Strike Will Be Struck”

Netanyahu’s recent comments and admission of participation in attacks on Yemen follow a string of Israeli strikes. In July 2024, Israeli warplanes bombed civilian areas near Hodeidah under the so-called “Long Arm Operation.” In September, the Zionist entity launched intensive airstrikes on Ras Issa Port, killing and injuring dozens of civilians. On April 18, the US also admitted to targeting Ras Issa, and Netanyahu’s latest remarks confirm his regime’s direct involvement.

These crimes underline the military failure of both the Zionist regime and its American backer. Their brutality has only strengthened Yemen’s resolve. Yemen has made its position clear: “A strike will be met with a strike, and aggression will be met with a shattering response.”

Analysts affirm that these attacks on Yemen, under American cover, are due to Yemen’s emerging role as the beating heart of a renewed Resistance Axis. Yemen’s strikes have breached geographical boundaries and reached deep into occupied territory, shaking Israeli confidence and shattering the myth of the “Iron Dome.”

Each Yemeni missile aimed at occupied Palestine signals the unity of all fronts and the birth of a pan-Arab and popular resistance movement led not by submissive capitals, but by genuine conviction and just cause.

Escalation Met with Defiance—Aggression Met with Resistance

With every enemy escalation, the resilient and defiant voice of the Yemeni people rises—undeterred by siege, unmoved by massacres. Yemen stands firm with a strategy that elevates the Palestinian cause to global consciousness, insisting that its liberation must transcend all sectarian, ethnic, or political divides.

Now, the Zionist regime faces two choices: continue its aggression and suffer greater failure and painful retaliation, or back down before a resistance front that no longer fears threats or intimidation.

Yemen, which has stood strong against a coalition of over 17 nations for more than a decade, fears neither Israeli missiles nor the bluster of Netanyahu and Trump.

And tomorrow, the response will be harsher—because in Yemen are those who believe that the road to liberating Al-Quds and Al-Aqsa begins from its own mountains, plains, and shores. From Sana’a to Jaffa, the path is one, the enemy is one, and the compass of the free will never waver. Victory is coming, Allah willing.

Translated by Almasirah English website