News - Middle East: Zionist military analyst Mefzaki Raam said the Yemenis have sent a direct warning message to the Israeli occupation entity, urging it to halt its attacks on Lebanon and warning of a resumption of military retaliation if the aggression continues.

In remarks carried by Hebrew media on Saturday, Raam noted that Yemen is testing the enemy’s response capacity, adding that the message reflects Sana'a’s firm determination to engage fully in the regional deterrence equation connecting the fronts of Yemen, Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria against the Israeli enemy occupation.

This development comes amid the expanding scope of Israeli enemy escalation across the region, with intensified airstrikes on southern Lebanon and the ongoing aggression and blockade on Gaza. These actions have prompted the resistance axis to unify its stance and escalate both field and political messages.

In recent weeks, the Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out several high-impact operations targeting Israeli enemy sites deep inside the occupied entity, as part of their declared mission to support the Palestinian people and deter Israeli aggression.

Sana'a has repeatedly emphasized that its military operations stem from moral and humanitarian commitments toward the Palestinian cause, warning that continued Israeli attacks on Gaza and Lebanon will be met with “painful responses” from Yemeni territory.

Observers note that this latest warning marks a significant shift in regional engagement rules, highlighting Yemen’s emergence as a central actor in the resistance equation. The message, they say, serves as a dual signal to both the Israeli entity and its allies that any further escalation in Lebanon will not go unanswered.

Meanwhile, Zionist analysts have cautioned that continued operations in Lebanon could prompt Yemen to expand its air and maritime strikes, posing a new strategic challenge for the occupation amid its involvement on multiple fronts.

They further noted that the Yemeni warning underscores the reality that Yemen has become an established part of the regional deterrence framework, and that ignoring its messages could trigger a new wave of escalation in the Red Sea.

Israeli forces have been carrying out attacks on Lebanon, which involve airstrikes, breaching the ceasefire.

On January 27, Lebanon announced its decision to extend the ceasefire with the Israeli enemy until February 18.

This comes as the Israeli enemy also maintains its occupation of five important locations in southern Lebanon, including Labbouneh, Mount Blat, Owayda Hill, Aaziyyeh, and Hammamis Hill, all of which are located near the border.