Ben Gurion loses 75 of passenger traffic due to Yemen with eyes on Haifa and Ramon

The serious repercussions of Yemen’s decision to ban air navigation to the Israeli occupation continued on Sunday, with the recording of the biggest setback in the history of the Tel Aviv international airport.
This coincides with talk in Sana’a about the possibility of expanding the air battle beyond Ben Gurion Airport.
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
The Israeli occupation confirmed the unprecedented decline in air traffic. The Hebrew website “Walla” quoted officials from the Ministry of Transport confirming that Ben Gurion Airport lost about 75% of passenger traffic and about 65% of its air traffic.
The statistics indicated that travel traffic through the international and most important airport has declined over the past two days to only about 25%.
The announcement of this disastrous decline comes as international airlines continue to announce the suspension of their flights to and from “Ben Gurion” without specifying a date for return.
According to an Israeli statistic, the number of companies boycotting the occupation has reached about 19 international airlines.
In the last hours, Italian and Hungarian airlines announced the suspension of flights amid continued Yemeni attacks on the international airport in Tel Aviv.
In the latest statement by its military spokesman, the Yemeni forces renewed their advice to airlines to abide by the instructions to avoid targeting.
The blockade was not limited to passenger traffic but also to air transport, as Ben Gurion Airport was considered the most prominent air outlet for the occupation to supply it with food and medicine after Yemen succeeded in closing the maritime outlets, whether through the Red Sea or the Mediterranean.
In this context, Yemeni platforms have started talking about the possibility of carrying out attacks beyond Ben Gurion Airport.
The platforms affiliated with Ansar Allah hinted that the airports the occupation is trying to use as an