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As Yemen enters the fifth phase of escalation, operations have intensified, reaching the heart of the enemy in its temporary capital, Tel Aviv. This has caused significant concern and fear among the Zionists, prompting them to engage directly in the aggression against Yemen by targeting fuel tanks in the port of Hodeidah in western Yemen.
The events following the "Yafa" operation can be viewed from two perspectives; the first is the Zionist entity's lack of trust in American protection. The operation bypassed the air defenses of American warships, the defense systems of the client Arab regimes in Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, and even the Israeli defense systems, which are known for their advanced weaponry and sophistication.
The second is Yemen's continued military superiority, showcasing its ability to produce, manufacture, plan, innovate, and achieve objectives despite the difficult circumstances and complex economic conditions resulting from the Saudi-Emirati aggression, which has persisted for 10 years.
Ben Gurion Canal
Numerous studies highlight the old Zionist dream of constructing the Ben Gurion Canal as an alternative to the Suez Canal. However, the canal's construction is challenging due to its high cost and length, unless it cuts through the Gaza Strip, which hinders the shorter route. To overcome this, they would need to occupy it, evacuate its residents, and completely clear it to create the optimal path for the alternative canal, connecting "Eilat" on the Red Sea to Gaza on the Mediterranean.
The Ben Gurion Canal would be approximately 100 km longer than the Suez Canal and consist of two independent channels in different directions, each 50 meters deep. If Israel succeeds in its plan, the Suez Canal would become obsolete, leading to significant economic losses for Egypt.
According to the Israeli plan, the construction would take five years, employing 300,000 workers, including engineers and technicians from Korea, Asian countries, and Arab nations like Egypt and Jordan. The canal would cost Israel around $16 billion, subject to increase based on project conditions. Israel expects to earn over $6 billion annually, in addition to creating the largest artery connecting the Mediterranean and Red Seas.
Israel also plans to build cities along the canal, reminiscent of ancient towns and houses, as part of the "Deal of the Century." The area from "Eilat" toward the Mediterranean is semi-desert, and if Israel implements this project, Egypt's revenue would drop from $10 billion to $4 billion, with Israel earning $6 billion or more. Consequently, Israel has decided to abandon Egypt, confident that if Egypt cancels the Camp David Accords, it cannot regain Sinai, as the Zionist military could defeat the Egyptian army if it crosses the Suez Canal.
The question remains: what is the relationship between Yemeni operations and this matter, and has Yemen managed to save the Suez Canal?
Simply put, the Yemeni Armed Forces have permanently buried this Zionist project and its dirty plan. Controlling the Bab al-Mandab Strait allows control over Red Sea shipping. Yemenis have succeeded in this, preventing any ship from reaching the port of "Eilat," the Zionists' only outlet in the Red Sea. Thus, the canal cannot be constructed without securing the Bab al-Mandab Strait or, more precisely, Zionist control over it, which is nearly impossible due to Yemen's rising power, posing a significant threat to the temporary entity and its expansionist projects in the region. Additionally, Yemeni operations have protected the Suez Canal from imminent threats, a fact Egyptians should not forget or ignore.
Moreover, the Yemeni Armed Forces, by supporting the Mujahideen in Gaza, have halted the normalization momentum that Israel, backed by unparalleled American support, was pursuing.
The first sign of this halt was Saudi Arabia reconsidering normalization with Israel and reassessing its position. After the Al-Aqsa Storm operation, a new force emerged in the region that no one anticipated: the Yemeni force. For 10 years, it has been a real headache for the Kingdom, which failed to defeat the Yemenis. It has now reached the point of heeding Yemen's warnings against joining any adventures with the Americans and Israelis against Yemen, which supports Gaza.
The Kingdom will face difficult choices, and withdrawing from normalization is crucial at this stage. Involvement means more problems and suffering with Yemen, which stands firmly and proudly in supporting the Palestinian cause, making it one of its sacred priorities.
Translated by Almasirah English website
#Yemen #Israel About 3 months
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