News - Middle East: The Hebrew website "Walla" confirmed the ongoing Yemeni threat against the Zionist entity, highlighting the ability of the Yemeni Armed Forces to bypass the occupation’s defenses and continuously launch missiles and drones. The report questioned the effectiveness of Israel’s strategy in countering this threat.

The site stated that the Yemeni Armed Forces launched a ballistic missile in the early hours of last Thursday, with explosions heard in central occupied territories—without any alarm sirens being activated. This operation marks the latest in a series of ongoing Yemeni strikes.

Walla noted that the Zionist army detected the missile at 4:07 AM and urged residents to follow safety instructions. Witnesses in central occupied territories and Jerusalem reported hearing explosions, despite no sirens sounding, suggesting that the attack bypassed Israeli air defenses without prior warning.

Unlike previous attacks, the Israeli Home Front Command issued no advance notice specifying which areas would hear sirens.

The report pointed out that this latest Yemeni missile strike follows prior attacks using drones and missiles, some of which also failed to trigger sirens. It emphasized that the Yemeni forces continue to fire missiles deep into the Zionist entity, despite repeated airstrikes targeting their sites—proving their sustained ability to retaliate despite military pressure.

Since late 2023, the Yemeni Armed Forces have sharply escalated operations in response to the Israeli war on Gaza and the US-British backing for it. Positioning themselves as a key actor in regional resistance, Yemen has waged a sustained campaign against Israel-linked shipping in the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, and beyond, while imposing aerial and maritime blockades on the Israeli entity.

This comes as the Israeli military campaign has devastated Gaza’s population, killing tens of thousands—predominantly women and children—and injuring many more. Starvation has emerged as a deliberate weapon of war, with aid restrictions and the destruction of agricultural and water infrastructure pushing civilians to the brink.

Malnutrition and famine are claiming more lives each day, particularly among children, as hospitals and humanitarian agencies struggle with severe shortages of medicine, food, and clean water. With aid trucks stranded at borders and the siege unrelenting, the crisis deepens, leaving the international community facing urgent calls to act before even more preventable deaths occur.