News - Middle East: Lebanese political analyst and Israeli affairs expert Hassan Hijazi confirmed that the Zionist enemy entity finds itself helpless in the face of missiles coming from Yemen.  

In an exclusive statement to Almasirah TV, Hijazi explained that Yemeni missiles now pose a major challenge to the Israeli occupation army, which claims to be invincible. He pointed out that despite the intensive, continuous, and escalating missile launches from Yemen, the Zionist enemy remains unable to counter them, leaving it in a state of frustration and impotence.  

Strikes Shake the Enemy’s Core  
Hijazi emphasized that Yemen’s repeated strikes deep into the Zionist entity have spread panic and terror among the occupiers, forcing them to flee to shelters. The entity is no longer safe, he stressed.  

Haaretz Admits: No Victory in Yemen  
The Lebanese analyst noted that Israeli newspaper Haaretz admitted in its Tuesday edition that no one has been able to decisively confront Yemen on the battlefield, underscoring that this challenge will persist for the enemy entity.  

Only Solution: Stop the Aggression  
Hijazi concluded that the only way out for the Zionists is to halt their aggression and genocide against the Palestinian people and allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza.

The Yemeni Armed Forces announced Tuesday the targeting of Lod Airport and a vital target in the occupied Yafa area in a dual missile operation using two ballistic missiles, one of which was hypersonic.  

Since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza in October 2023, Yemen has emerged as a pivotal regional actor in the confrontation, aligning itself firmly with the Palestinian resistance. The Yemeni Armed Forces, under the leadership of the Sana'a-based government, have launched a series of strategic military operations—including missile and drone strikes as well as naval and aerial blockades—targeting Israeli-linked infrastructure and shipping routes.

What began with the disruption of maritime traffic in the Red Sea soon evolved into more expansive campaigns, affecting key Israeli economic hubs such as the port of Eilat and Lod Airport. In May 2025, the Yemeni military escalated further by declaring a naval blockade on Haifa Port, a major economic artery for Israel, handling over a third of the country's cargo volume.

These operations form part of Yemen’s declared policy of pressuring Israel to end its war on Gaza and lift the siege. The attacks have triggered widespread disruptions in international shipping, tourism, and air travel, with dozens of global airlines suspending operations to and from Israeli airports.