A foreign media Yemen has become a regional power and a strategic challenge for Israel

Since the start of the Al-Aqsa Flood battle, Yemen has become an active and principal element in the regional conflict equation, with media reports indicating that the Yemeni threat to the Israeli enemy entity has gone beyond being a circumstantial threat or linked to the aggression on Gaza to become a long-term strategic challenge for the usurping entity.
Follow-ups – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Starting with the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, which recently published a report that confirmed that the Yemeni threat to Israel will remain in place even if the Yemeni military operations stop after the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
According to the newspaper, this threat may evolve over time, requiring Israel not to ignore it.
The report pointed out that the Yemeni forces have proven their ability to target Israel using long-range missiles and drones, causing significant losses within the Israeli settlements.
The newspaper called on the Israeli government to deal with Yemen as an active party posing a real danger to Israel’s security, warning against underestimating the magnitude of the challenge it represents.
For its part, The Wall Street Journal newspaper confirmed that Yemen has become the main security challenge for Israel, noting that the Israeli retaliatory airstrikes have failed to deter the Yemeni attacks.
The newspaper explained that the US-led coalition failed to prevent the Yemeni naval and air attacks that targeted Israel as part of the battle to support Gaza.
The report added that Yemen has imposed an unexpected power equation in the region, making it a new axis in the regional conflict and the most prominent security challenge for Israel.
Meanwhile, the British Financial Times newspaper said that Yemen poses a different and more complex challenge for Israel compared to its other enemies.
The newspaper indicated that the Israeli airstrikes on Yemen have failed to achieve