Report Hebrew newspaper Sana a s missiles are self evident and a long term security threat to the image and deterrence of the occupation

The Hebrew newspaper “Israel Hayom” announced that the cost of Sana’a’s attacks on the occupied territories is much higher “than we acknowledge,” noting that Yemen’s support for Gaza has led to economic and security costs as well.
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The newspaper said that the disruption of the sea routes leading to the Red Sea has “severely” damaged the occupation’s trade with the Far East and “effectively” closed the port of Eilat, in reference to the accuracy and depth of the missile attacks launched by Yemen against the occupation.
The newspaper added that the occupation’s confrontation of the attack launched by Sana’a indicates a deep weakness among the entity and encourages more attacks, stressing that the occupation’s aggression against Yemen “was a public relations attack aimed at boosting morale.”
It confirmed that it would not be surprising if Sana’a went beyond targeting the occupation’s ships and began targeting the occupation’s aircraft flying through the region as well, adding, “It goes without saying that these actions will constitute a long-term security threat to the image of the occupation and its deterrence.”
It stressed that it must be acknowledged that Sana’a has shown amazing capabilities, as it successfully operates a sophisticated set of missiles and drones and continues to launch them despite the aggression waged by the occupation against it, explaining, “where it seems that these strikes have had no significant impact on them.”