News - Middle East: Israeli Enemy media has reported on new defensive measures being implemented in the southern city of Eilat, reflecting ongoing concerns about military threats from Yemeni forces.

The Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom has reported that mobile shelters are being installed for the first time in the city of Umm al-Rashrash, [known in Israel as Eilat]. This initiative is part of the Israeli government's preparations to confront escalating military operations from Yemen.

According to the newspaper, these shelters have been constructed with a height of 2.4 meters and provide a protected area of 5 square meters each, designed to secure settlers in the event of missile or drone attacks from Yemen.

These measures are part of a series of security moves undertaken by the occupation government to bolster the home front, following increased threats of attacks on its southern areas by the Yemeni Armed Forces, which have previously announced targeting occupied territories.

The newspaper confirmed that the occupation authorities consider this step unprecedented in "Eilat", as such shelters have not been installed there before. The move comes within the context of raising the level of preparedness amid growing fears among settlers of an escalation in Yemeni military operations.

In response to the escalating genocidal Israeli war onGaza that commenced in October 2023, Yemeni forces implemented a strategic maritime blockade aimed at hindering the supply of military resources to Israeli-occupied territories, while calling upon the international community to confront the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

At the same time, they carried out numerous missile and drone assaults on critical targets situated in the Israeli-occupied regions, illustrating their solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have clearly declared their intention to persist with their operations until Israel ceases its ground and aerial attacks in Gaza.

According to the health ministry of Gaza, Israeli attacks have claimed the lives of at least 67,139 Palestinians, predominantly women and children, in the besieged Gaza Strip since October 2023.