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Israeli Circles Warn of Black Scenario of Yemeni Missile Fire

Israeli Circles Warn of Black Scenario of Yemeni Missile Fire

Al Manar2 days ago

In light the continuous missile fire from Yemen at the Zionist entity, the Israeli circles continued following up its repercussions amid the complete failure of the Army to confront it.
To reduce the rage of the Zionists, the enemy circles highlighted the cases of the US failure to continue the air raids on Yemen as President Donald Trump saved face and withdrew from the battle, leaving the Zionists alone.
The Zionist media also underlined the Saudi failure to defeat the Yemeni after a 7-year campaign in order to let the public understand the extent of the challenge in face of the Yemeni Armed Forces.
The Israeli expert Alon Abitar said that the Yemeni attacks would continue as long as the war on Gaza continued, highlighting the economic losses caused by the Yemeni missile fire.
Zionist Channel 12 correspondent, Almog Boker, stressed that the Yemeni attacks may leave deaths and injuries, adding that the Israelis will not be able to escape every time.
Former 8200 intelligence unit's chief Al-Hanan Geven said that the Yemenis have a deep ideology and an unbreakable obstinacy.
The missile force of Yemeni Armed Forces carried out a specific military operation targeting Lod Airport in the occupied area of Jaffa (Tel Aviv) using a hypersonic ballistic missile, according to a statement read by the military spokesman General Yahya Saree.
Israeli media outlets had reported on Sunday that sirens sounded heavily in occupied Al-Quds and Tel Aviv after a ballistic missile fire from Yemen, pushing millions of settlers into the basements.

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