News - Yemen: A Palestinian expert on the Zionist entity said that the Yemeni Armed Forces’ operations deep inside occupied territories are proving the Israeli enemy’s inability to conceal their impact, while simultaneously creating a new balance of power across the Arab and Islamic region.

Speaking to Al-Masirah TV, analyst Adel Shadeed stressed that despite the Zionist entity’s attempts to downplay or conceal developments, the Yemeni escalation remains a decisive factor. He noted that the blockade imposed on the port of Umm al-Rashrash (Eilat) has now expanded into “a serious attempt to impose an aerial siege.”

He explained that the targeting of Ramon and Lod airports is part of this strategy, adding: “The enemy cannot fully hide the consequences—missiles do sometimes reach their targets, and millions of settlers rush into shelters every time, including the criminal Netanyahu himself.”

Shadeed underlined the repeated scenes of mass panic among millions of settlers, ministers, and senior military leaders fleeing Yemeni strikes, affirming that this confirms Yemen’s success in sustaining and escalating its support front. “This creates a new reality and a new equation,” he said, though he lamented that Yemen remains the only Arab state imposing such a deterrent equation.

He argued that broader regional change would have been possible had even one Arab or Islamic country joined Yemen in opening an additional support front. “The Israeli enemy now fully realizes that breaking the Yemeni front is impossible. There is no way to weaken or deter it, despite illusions to the contrary,” Shadeed said.

Recalling the escalation of US, British, and Israeli strikes on Yemen in recent years, he emphasized that despite the targeting of infrastructure and the fall of martyrs, Yemen has advanced its military capabilities—including hypersonic missiles and stealth drones—showing that the enemy has failed to limit its strength.

He added that repeated closures of airports, mass evacuations to shelters, and growing regional isolation are creating unbearable pressures for the Zionist entity.

Shadeed praised Yemen’s steadfastness, calling its presence in the frontline “vital not only for Gaza but for the entire Arab national security.” He argued that Yemen’s resilience undermines the excuses of Arab regimes that justify inaction, exposing them before their peoples and history.

“Yemen is reshaping realities that could reorder the Arab and Islamic region into two camps: one defending dignity and sovereignty, and another surrendering to submission and normalization,” he concluded.

Since the start of the Israeli enemy’s war on Gaza, the Yemeni Armed Forces have launched dozens of missile and drone strikes deep into occupied Palestine, targeting ports, airports, and military bases. These operations are presented by Sana'a as part of its commitment to support the Palestinian people and pressure the Zionist entity to halt the genocide and blockade in Gaza.

The campaign has significantly disrupted the Israeli enemy’s air and maritime activity, forcing frequent closures of Ramon and Lod airports and prompting widespread evacuations to shelters.