News - Middle East: A senior Zionist official has disclosed the significant financial and military toll the enemy entity is incurring due to its confrontation with the Yemeni front.

Major General Amir Baram, referred to as the Director-General of the enemy's Ministry of War, stated that "wars cost a lot of money, [including for] reserve soldiers, ammunition, and the rehabilitation of the wounded."

He indicated that a "Supreme Armament Council is being established to accelerate preparations for the third and fourth rounds in Iran as well as Yemen." This move confirms the enemy's efforts to destabilize the region and sabotage all solutions to stop the genocide, despite international pressure.

The official clarified that, on average, attacks on Yemen cost the Zionist enemy approximately 50 million shekels per incident.

On the defensive front, the "Israeli" official explained that each 'Arrow 3' interceptor missile costs between 15 and 30 million shekels. He further noted that a single error can cause damages amounting to roughly 300 million shekels.

This information reveals that the enemy incurs costs of hundreds of millions of shekels with every Yemeni operation targeting the occupied Palestinian territories. It is forced to launch missiles from several costly defense systems—including the Arrow, THAAD, and Iron Dome—in an attempt to counter Yemen's hypersonic missiles, particularly the advanced 'Palestine-2' missile, which carries multiple warheads.

These advanced Yemeni missiles have proven highly effective. Their success is measured not only in hitting their targets but also in the severe economic and military exhaustion they inflict on the Israeli enemy. This was demonstrated in the three recent missile operations, during which the Israeli enemy attempted to intercept them by firing large salvos of expensive counter-missiles.

Ultimately, these developments confirm that the advanced hypersonic missiles deliver a compound blow to the Israeli enemy: they destabilize the home front, force millions to flee to shelters, halt airport operations, and inflict significant economic and military fatigue with every operation, regardless of the final outcome of each warhead.

Yemen’s Armed Forces have significantly escalated their military campaign against the Israeli enemy since mid-2024, declaring their operations part of broader regional support for Gaza amid the ongoing war. Using long-range drones and ballistic missiles, Yemeni strikes have targeted airports, military bases, and critical infrastructure deep inside the Zionist entity, prompting heightened Israeli air defenses and US military involvement in interception efforts.