News - Middle East: Ethiopian Airlines has once again canceled its flights to occupied Jaffa, which the Zionist occupation refers to as "Tel Aviv," after plans to resume operations at the enemy's airports this Saturday.

The Hebrew-language outlet Passport News reported on Saturday that “Ethiopian Airlines canceled at the last minute its direct flight from Addis Ababa to Tel Aviv, which was scheduled to resume today.”

What was reported by the Hebrew site regarding the last-minute cancellation of Ethiopian Airlines' flights confirms that the operation carried out by the Yemeni Armed Forces on Be’er Sheva was the main reason behind it.

Although Be’er Sheva is geographically distant from Jaffa, the return of missiles and drones to the skies of occupied Palestine presents a direct threat to air traffic. This development could prolong international hesitation to operate in or through Israeli enemy airports and intensify the air isolation already imposed on the regime.

Yemen has emerged as a steadfast supporter of the Palestinian cause, denouncing the Israeli enemy’s actions as criminal aggression aimed at starving and dehumanizing the people of Gaza. The Yemeni government has repeatedly urged the international community to break its silence and take meaningful action to alleviate the suffering and uphold basic human rights.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have declared that they will continue military operations unless the Israeli enemy halts its ground and aerial offensives in Gaza, where over 56,412 Palestinians have been killed since the war began on October 7, 2023.