News - Yemen: Mohammed Mansour, a prominent media figure, asserted that the latest missile strikes by the Yemeni Armed Forces carry dual messages – one for the Zionist entity and another for "Arab Zionists" – stressing that Yemen alone represents the true Arab stance on the nation's core issues.

In an interview with Almasirah TV, Mansour argued that the two missiles targeting Ben Gurion (Lod) Airport have directly impacted negotiations in Doha: "Yemen’s missiles boost the morale of Gaza’s resistance, and preserve the dignity of the Arab nation."

He emphasized: "Had it not been for Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi speaking on behalf of the entire nation, Gaza would have been left alone."

He dismissed the Arab League as a "decayed and dysfunctional system."

He added: "Yemen embodies the true voice of the nation against the Zionist enemy and some Arab regimes that have sold out. Our missiles play a pivotal role in supporting Palestinian resistance and reshaping the regional political landscape."

"Yemen tells the world: The Arab world’s decision isn’t set by the UAE or Saudi Arabia – it’s decided by the people and expressed by the free men of Gaza."

He praised Iraq’s President and the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) for acknowledging Yemen’s role, while slamming Saudi Arabia’s "shamefully weak representation" at the Arab Summit.

He criticized Gulf regimes for "spending $4 trillion on enemies" while Gaza starves.

Mansour declared: "Gaza today represents the highest honor of our nation, and Yemen, standing unshaken with Gaza, has become the qibla (direction) for all free people worldwide."

The Yemeni Armed Forces announced on Sunday the execution of military operations targeting Lod Airport (commonly known as Ben Gurion Airport) in occupied Jaffa using ballistic missiles and drones.

In a televised statement, Armed Forces spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Sare'e confirmed that the Rocketry Force struck the airport with two ballistic missiles—one of them a hypersonic Palestain-2 missile and the other a Zulfiqar missile, and a drone named Yafa.

Since October 2023, Yemeni forces have relentlessly targeted various locations across the occupied territories in response to the regime’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip. 

These military operations have included both naval and aerial blockades, severely disrupting the regime’s economy by raising the cost of delivering goods and repeatedly striking Lod Airport, the regime’s main air terminal. 

Although the Israeli enemy has intensified its deadly attacks against Yemen, Yemenis remain steadfast, vowing to continue their strikes as long as the regime persists in its genocidal campaign and the harsh siege imposed on Gaza.