Israel the Absent Present in the War on Yemen A Reading of the Strategy and the Calculations of the Confrontation

sharhabil Al-Ghareeb|
The confrontation in Yemen is no longer merely a confrontation within Yemen’s geography or linked to the security of maritime navigation in the Red Sea, but has become part of a regional conflict in which military and security calculations intertwine with projects supported by America and “Israel” to reshape the region.
The Israeli approach here is summarized in an attempt to exploit the Yemeni-Saudi crisis as a gateway to impose a new political reality, and it does not view the Ansar Allah front in isolation from the Iran front, but considers it part of a regional deterrence equation that it seeks to weaken or eliminate, in preparation for targeting Iran again and changing the balance of power in the region.
This approach acquires additional great importance in light of what US President Donald Trump stated regarding “Israel” providing intelligence assistance to Saudi Arabia in confronting Ansar Allah in Yemen, in conjunction with his talk about the return of talk about the Saudi-Israeli normalization agreements to the discussion table.
These data, and what preceded them of the incident of the landing of the plane carrying Israelis recently in Saudi Arabia, whose reality and artificial fabrication in this manner many questioned, raise questions about the employment of Saudi-Israeli security cooperation to revive the stumbling normalization track, and build regional arrangements that serve the interests of “Israel” first and foremost.
To understand the Israeli position more, we must stop before all these data, to read their security, political, and strategic dimensions, and to look at the Yemeni confrontation as an essential part of a broader struggle over influence and the future of the region’s shape.
There are four foundations that can be paused at to analyze this scene, after much information was revealed, the last of which was President Trump’s statements