Yemen: The attack carried out by Yemeni Armed Forces using the hypersonic missile "Palestine 2" targeting the occupied area of Jaffa continues to shock everyone and poses a strategic dilemma for the Israeli enemy and missile defense experts.

Occupied Area of Jaffa (Tel Aviv)

Militarily, it is known that the enemy is fortified by more than eight multi-layered defense shields, and a network of advanced radar systems covering the entire occupied Palestinian territories. "Tel Aviv" is considered the most fortified and protected area by these systems, as it represents the security, military, political, and economic center of the Israeli entity.

The Israeli government, in its panic, did not anticipate the scale, type, or extent of failure their defense arsenal would experience. To this day, they are conducting intense investigations into how the missile reached this vital area and traveled over 2,000 km without being detected by early warning systems and long-range radar arrays.

Main Israeli Defense Systems

Here are some of the primary defense systems the enemy possesses:

As for radar systems, the most important include the central radar network covering all of the occupied territories and fifth-generation radars designed for detection and early warning operations, such as the THAAD AN/TPY-2 radar and the "Arrow-3" Super Green Pine radar, with a range of up to 1,000 km.

Additional Defensive Measures

Despite all the equipment the enemy possesses, they implemented additional security measures, particularly after being struck by Yemen. One of the key actions was coordination with Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Jordan, Egypt, and others bordering the Red Sea or neighboring occupied Palestine. This was part of a U.S.-backed "radar integration plan" and involved establishing joint control rooms to link these countries' radar information with Israel’s, creating a unified system controlled by the Israeli entity.

Therefore, the fact that the "Palestine 2" missile reached Tel Aviv means that this missile successfully penetrated all the (Gulf-Israeli) radar defenses and the eight multi-layered defense shields created by the enemy, breaching one of the most fortified areas in the world: Tel Aviv.

This also highlights the advanced scientific and practical level reached by Yemen’s Armed Forces' missile capabilities. The "Palestine 2" missile is the first ground-to-ground ballistic missile in the hypersonic missile category, competing with some of the best missiles in the world, such as Russia's "Kinzhal" and China's DF-27 missile.