In support of Gaza and as part of its broader strategy to isolate the Israeli occupying entity, Yemen has intensified its air embargo on “Israel” through a series of long-range missile and drone strikes targeting Ben Gurion Airport.

David Ben Gurion’s strategy of alliance of the periphery remains a central element of Israeli policy. Its goal is to dismantle the middle east and reshape it according to a zionist colonial vision.

Following Israeli strikes on Yemeni ports, Sanaa expands its target bank to Haifa’s oil and chemical sites, vowing “no red lines.” Air traffic in the occupied territories collapses, as US-Yemeni dialogue surfaces amid military failure.

Yemeni armed forces launched new attacks against Israeli targets, confirming that the recent agreement between Sanaa and Washington does not include ending Yemen's support for Gaza.

Amid escalating Yemeni missile strikes targeting Israel, US President Donald Trump made a surprising announcement of a "ceasefire" with the Sanaa government, claiming that Ansar Allah had expressed willingness to halt hostilities.

Sanaa has vowed to intensify its strikes on US forces in the Red and Arabian Seas, linking its decision to ban US commercial vessels to the scale of continued US attacks.