He said that from March 14 to May 7, they carried out more than 131 operations, which included launching 253 ballistic missiles, naval attacks, and drone strikes.
He emphasized that Israel’s attacks are not limited to one group, but target everyone through various destructive methods. According to him, the Zionist agenda toward Arabs and Muslims is very clear, and even those who have normalized relations with Israel are treated the same.
He also noted that Zionist religious and political ideologies are both competing to achieve the goal of a “Greater Israel.” Despite having massive power and receiving full support from the U.S. and Western countries, Israel is still facing serious pressure.
He explained that in the past week, they launched missile and drone attacks targeting areas like Jaffa, Ashkelon, the Negev, Umm al-Rashrash, and Haifa. One of their operations near Ben Gurion Airport drew international attention and expert analysis.
Ben Gurion Airport, he said, is protected by four layers of defense systems, including the U.S.-made THAAD system that was recently added. Their attack caused more than 3 million Israelis to flee into shelters, disrupting operations at the airport for a critical period.
Al-Houthi described the widespread fear and panic among Zionists as an important factor in putting pressure on Israel’s allies. He cited Israeli media reports that 27 international airlines have suspended flights to Ben Gurion Airport until further notice.
He also accused the United States of launching over 200 air and naval strikes on Yemen this past week. With their indirect efforts to support Israel failing, he said the enemies are now directly attacking Yemeni territory.
All of Israel’s attacks, he claimed, have targeted civilian areas, which he sees as proof that both the U.S. and Israel have failed to handle Yemen’s military strength. Despite the increase in U.S. aggression, he said it hasn’t weakened Yemen’s military, stopped their operations, or changed public opinion.
According to him, U.S. air and sea raids on Yemen have now reached more than 1,712 strikes. Since they couldn’t destroy Yemen’s military power, the enemies have turned to attacking civilian areas to pressure the Yemeni people.
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