Yemen: The Zionist entity is experiencing its most severe existential crisis since its establishment in 1948. The genocidal war on Gaza has exposed the Israeli entity’s internal fragility and growing vulnerability on the global stage.

Amid deep political fragmentation and intensifying existential anxiety, Yemen’s escalating and precise military operations have transformed international perceptions. The Zionist settlements on occupied Palestinian land are no longer viewed as a “state above international law,” but rather as a “rogue entity under Yemen’s tightening siege.”

While war criminal Netanyahu and his extremist coalition push a religious narrative to justify the war, Israel’s propaganda and psychological warfare machines are working overtime. Yet the regime now finds itself trapped between two outcomes: either a highly improbable victory, or inevitable erosion, collapse, and defeat. Increasing voices within Israel’s political, military, and security establishments are now describing the war as a futile and costly strategic burden.

The long-standing image of Israel as an “invincible power” is crumbling. The world no longer buys into its narrative of “self-defense.” The cost now includes not only the blood of innocent Palestinians, but the very future of the Zionist project, which is experiencing an unprecedented decline in global standing.

According to Israeli media, Netanyahu, in a desperate attempt to survive politically, is turning to exaggerated rhetoric, framing the conflict as a "battle between good and evil" and invoking distorted religious history to persuade settlers to remain. Yet thousands are packing their bags and leaving.

Even Netanyahu’s far-right allies now realize that religious slogans like “Don’t leave, Don’t abandon the Zionist project” are no longer enough to reassure a shaken public—or to convince airlines, which are withdrawing from Israeli airspace one after another.

In a historic turn, the strategic initiative has shifted from the Zionist regime to the Arab side. Yemen, through its faith-driven revolutionary approach, is leading an integrated escalation plan to impose a suffocating aerial blockade on Israel—after successfully encircling it by sea.

The targeting of Lod Airport (Ben Gurion) with missiles and drones has become part of a new deterrence equation precisely defined by Yemen’s Armed Forces. This was the ninth such operation within two weeks, sending a direct message to settlers: "You are allowed to leave."

Yemen’s advanced operations—which include ballistic missiles, hypersonic missiles, and kamikaze drones—have exposed the depth of Israel’s security vulnerability. These strikes have triggered alarm sirens across 90 percent of the occupied territories. With each new missile, another international airline withdraws from Israeli skies. The regime’s only strategic airport now stands on the brink of full shutdown.

Yemen’s military strikes—coinciding with ongoing Zionist atrocities—are taking place amid a global shift in opinion. Major world governments and international institutions are beginning to treat Israel as a pariah state committing systematic war crimes against humanity, nature, and heritage.

With strategic clarity, Yemen—through its leadership, people, and Armed Forces—is sending a clear message to Arab regimes: “Betrayal is a crime. Normalization is an illusion and a retreat. Summits that don’t stop the massacres only encourage them.” Confrontation alone leads to victory.

These messages are backed by real-world outcomes: foreign investments are frozen, over 20 airlines have suspended operations, settlers are departing, and Yemen’s aerial blockade has achieved 50 percent of its goals—with expectations of full isolation of Israel in the coming days.

Meanwhile, the Zionist entity is facing growing global disdain and, for the first time, outright condemnation even from some typically neutral governments. Sympathy and diplomatic courtesy have vanished. Israeli political and security experts are increasingly warning of an imminent internal collapse.

In the era of “Yemen and Gaza,” the “Al-Aqsa Flood,” and the anticipated “Promised Liberation,” the myths of Zionist supremacy are falling one by one. Israel is no longer seen as a supernatural entity above accountability, but as a temporary, racist project nearing its inevitable fall. Yemen’s Armed Forces are even offering settlers a limited window to leave the occupied territories—before there’s no safe exit left.

According to field data, every day the genocidal war on Gaza continues brings us closer to the moment of truth: the hour of inevitable collapse. The prophecy of Zionist downfall is becoming reality—and in the near future, Israel will no longer be what it was, nor will its Arab allies remain the same.

Translated by Almasirah English website