News - Middle East: Hebrew media reports have revealed a state of frustration within Zionist military and political circles due to the failure of repeated airstrikes on Yemen to achieve their objectives, primarily halting the military operations carried by the Yemeni Armed Forces deep inside the occupied territories in support and backing of Gaza.

Despite initial attempts to promote claims about targeting Yemeni military leaders, the Israeli "euphoria" quickly dissipated as Sana'a confirmed the aggression's failure to reach its desired goals.

The Hebrew newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" quoted Zionist military experts stating that Yemen represents a "knot" for the entity, due to unique characteristics that make confronting the movement a complex challenge.

The newspaper explained that Yemenis do not believe in the "Israeli deterrence theory," and that the geographical distance grants them additional immunity, pointing out that the Yemenis do not have a single "center of gravity" that can be struck to force them to stop operations.

The newspaper touched on the failure of the ground option, which was proposed during the American aggression and aimed to mobilize Saudi and Emirati forces. However, this plan ended in great "disappointment" for the Zionist entity, after the Yemeni Armed Forces managed to inflict significant damage on the massive American army, prompting the criminal Trump to hastily declare a ceasefire.

"Yedioth Ahronoth" noted that stopping Yemeni military operations will only be possible through reaching a comprehensive agreement in Gaza, something the Yemenis repeatedly emphasize.

Since October 2023, the Israeli war on Gaza has triggered widespread outrage across the Arab and Islamic world. The relentless bombardment, complete blockade, and use of starvation as a weapon of war have resulted in tens of thousands of civilian deaths, most of them women and children. These atrocities have sparked waves of solidarity protests, particularly in countries like Yemen, where popular support for Palestine runs deep.

In Yemen, the war on Gaza has become a central cause uniting various segments of society. The Yemeni government in Sana'a has declared open support for Gaza, both rhetorically and militarily, including naval operations aimed at pressuring the Israeli enemy and its allies. The public response has been equally strong, with youth, educators, clerics, and tribes organizing continuous rallies and campaigns.