A Hebrew newspaper reveals The Yemeni blockade removed 64 airlines from Israel

The blockade imposed by Sana’a on the airports of the Zionist entity continues to have a significant impact on Israeli air traffic, as Hebrew reports revealed a substantial contraction in flights to Zionist airports.
Follow-ups – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
The Hebrew newspaper “The Marker” stated in a recent report that the number of airlines operating in Israel has dropped to just 36, compared to more than 100 companies before the war. Additionally, Ben Gurion Airport has lost about a third of the number of passengers that previously used it.
The report clarified that some flight destinations have completely disappeared from the Israeli flight map, noting that American Airlines has not announced a date for resuming its flights to Israel, while Canadian Airlines has postponed the resumption of its flights until October 9.
This comes as part of the air blockade imposed by Sana’a on the airports of the occupation as part of its military operations supporting the Palestinian resistance in Gaza, which shows a significant impact on the Israeli economy and travel movement to and from the occupied entity.
Data indicates that the continuation of this blockade may lead to further international isolation for the occupation at a time when Yemeni forces continue to escalate their operations in support of the Palestinian cause on various fronts.