Yemen and Jabalia Shatter the Illusion of Israeli Victory

The Zionist entity deluded itself into believing that its dominance was secured—whether in Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, or Yemen—and that it had finally begun shaping the “New Middle East” to its liking. A region entirely subdued to its will and under its absolute control. However, this illusion lasted mere days before reality struck. From silencing the Lebanese front, claiming to have subdued the Palestinian resistance, intimidating Yemen, and moving freely in Syria, Israel’s fantasy began to unravel.

Yemen’s Decisive Strike

The first response came from Yemen, with a hypersonic ballistic missile striking the heart of Tel Aviv on Saturday. The missile hit its target with pinpoint precision, showcasing the failure of all Zionist-American defense systems to intercept it. Neither the “Iron Dome,” the “Arrow System,” the “David’s Sling,” nor even the advanced American “THAAD” system, delivered to Israel just two months ago, could stop the Yemeni missile.

On the contrary, Yemen’s response was clear and bold. Brigadier General Yahya Saree announced that Yemen’s missile forces were behind the launch of the “Palestine 2” missile. He declared the attack as a stance of solidarity with Gaza and as a response to the ongoing oppression of the Palestinian people. This announcement was met with massive public demonstrations in Yemen, where hundreds of thousands marched, expressing their readiness to sacrifice for freedom, independence, and the path toward Jerusalem and Palestine.

Resistance Rekindled in Southern Syria

The second response emerged from southern Syria, where many had assumed that the recent celebrations of triumph over tyranny had eclipsed the memory of Zionist occupation. Yet, the people of the Yarmouk Basin in Daraa rose up against the enemy, chanting slogans such as “Free Syria… Israel Out” and “Death Before Humiliation.” These demonstrations reaffirmed the Syrian people’s unwavering commitment to defending their land, dignity, and freedom, even at the cost of their lives. True to their nature, Zionist forces responded with bullets, killing a protester who became a martyr on his homeland’s sacred soil two days ago.

Gaza and the West Bank Deliver the Most Impactful Response

The most significant response, however, came from the depths of the ongoing battle in Gaza and the West Bank. The Palestinian resistance executed a series of extraordinary operations over the past two days:

• • A resistance fighter killed an officer and three soldiers using a knife and captured their weapons.

• • A sniper and his companion were neutralized in Jabalia.

• • A martyr detonated himself, targeting a Zionist force of six soldiers.

• • A command and control center in the Netzarim sector was bombarded with two missiles, the “Badr 1” and “107.”

• • Al-Qassam Brigades struck the “Magen” site using a drone named “Al-Zawari.”

• • In another incident, the Al-Harithiyah Brigade detonated an explosive device on a military vehicle.

• • Skirmishes and continued use of explosives persisted in areas such as Silat al-Harithiyah and Arraba in the Jenin and Balata refugee camps.

These acts of resistance have led to a significant toll on the Zionist occupation forces, with reports indicating that 60 soldiers, including the commander of the 401st Brigade, have been killed over the past two months.

Two Strategic Conclusions

From these developments, two critical conclusions can be drawn:

1. 1. The battle of “Al-Aqsa Flood” is far from over. The Zionist entity’s attempts to deceive Arab nations into believing it has achieved an absolute victory, and to convince its supporters that it has fulfilled all its objectives, are merely fleeting illusions of temporary successes destined to collapse.

1. 1. The era of Zionist supremacy in the region has come to an end. Despite media propaganda trying in vain to depict Israel as a cohesive entity capable of imposing its agenda, the reality is starkly different. Likewise, the era of unchallenged American dominance in the region is also waning, unable to return to its former state of influence.

Who would have imagined that Yemen could directly strike Tel Aviv? Who would have thought that Palestinian grassroots resistance could inflict such substantial losses on the Zionist entity in both manpower and equipment? Who would have predicted that Hezbollah could target any point in Israel at will? These realities starkly contradict Zionist propaganda, affirming that the illusion of Israeli dominance is crumbling, even as the entity clings desperately to the mirage of victory.