A pregnant woman was wounded by Israeli army soldiers near al-Salatin Roundabout in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip.
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Gaza today so far,
1- One Palestinian, Jihad Samih Mahmoud Ismail (photo), was killed and 9 others were injured, including 4 children, in the Israeli bombing near the entrance to al-Sumoud Camp, west of Khan Younis.
2- A pregnant woman was wounded by Israeli army soldiers near al-Salatin Roundabout in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip.
3-Palestinian wounded by Israeli army gunfire in Al-Maghazi camp, central Gaza Strip.
4- Israeli artillery shelling targets the northeast of Deir al-Balah city in the central Gaza Strip.
5- One Palestinian injured by Israeli army gunfire east of Deir al-Balah.
6- “Khaybar, Khaybar, O Zionists, Muhammad’s army will return.”
“October 7 is a holiday.”
-Video: Chants from the funeral of Muhammad al-Yazouri, commander of the Khan Younis Brigade in al-Qassam Brigades.
7-Al-Qassam Brigades:
“Our martyr, commander Abu Haitham, attained martyrdom as he had wished since joining the ranks of the fighters, and attained the greatest medal and honor, like tens of thousands of our people and fighters, after surviving several assassination attempts.
We pledge before Allah and then to our martyrs that we will remain on their path and continue their way until Allah grants His victory. The commander will be succeeded by thousands of strong commanders and fighters who will not rest until the land and holy sites are cleansed of the defilement of the occupying usurper.”
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1- One Palestinian, Jihad Samih Mahmoud Ismail (photo), was killed and 9 others were injured, including 4 children, in the Israeli bombing near the entrance to al-Sumoud Camp, west of Khan Younis.
2- A pregnant woman was wounded by Israeli army soldiers near al-Salatin Roundabout in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip.
3-Palestinian wounded by Israeli army gunfire in Al-Maghazi camp, central Gaza Strip.
4- Israeli artillery shelling targets the northeast of Deir al-Balah city in the central Gaza Strip.
5- One Palestinian injured by Israeli army gunfire east of Deir al-Balah.
6- “Khaybar, Khaybar, O Zionists, Muhammad’s army will return.”
“October 7 is a holiday.”
-Video: Chants from the funeral of Muhammad al-Yazouri, commander of the Khan Younis Brigade in al-Qassam Brigades.
7-Al-Qassam Brigades:
“Our martyr, commander Abu Haitham, attained martyrdom as he had wished since joining the ranks of the fighters, and attained the greatest medal and honor, like tens of thousands of our people and fighters, after surviving several assassination attempts.
We pledge before Allah and then to our martyrs that we will remain on their path and continue their way until Allah grants His victory. The commander will be succeeded by thousands of strong commanders and fighters who will not rest until the land and holy sites are cleansed of the defilement of the occupying usurper.”
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Pakistan and Turkey defense pact with Saudi Arabia.
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Some American activists have started a new tradition of burning the Israeli flag on September 11.
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Why did the Saudi backed forces in Yemen collapse?!
The entire citizen population of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain and Oman combined is smaller than the population of Yemen.
The combined number of citizens, not foreigners, in these Gulf states is approximately 26–27 million, while the population of Yemen is about 42 million.
There has long been a Gulf view that a unified Yemen represents a strategic threat to the demographically small, geographically limited Gulf states.
Yemen must either remain under Gulf influence, especially Saudi influence, or be brought under the American umbrella like the Gulf states themselves.
What is not acceptable to them is a sovereign Yemen, or a Yemen under the influence of another power outside the American Gulf sphere.
After the fall of Abdullah Saleh, Yemen entered a period of political turmoil. Islah gained considerable influence during the post-Saleh transition.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE later turned against Islah as part of their broader war against the Arab Spring. Islah eventually lost to the Houthis, who took control of Sanaa in 2014.
The Houthis received Iranian support.
After getting rid of Islah's control of the capital Sanaa, Saudi Arabia and the UAE created and sponsored many factions in Yemen to fight the Houthis.
The factions in southern Yemen, like the Giants Brigades, received Emirati support, while most of the rest, like the Nation's Shield, Yemen Emergency Forces in Saada and al-Jawf, and Hadrami tribal forces, received Saudi funding.
Saudi and Emirati support was divided into two main parts:
Buying the loyalty of tribal leaders with money, and paying salaries to Yemenis fighting in their factions against the Houthis.
It is widely circulated in Yemen that Saudi backed Yemeni fighters are paid around 1000 Saudi riyals per month.
Because of the war, blockade and economic collapse, these salaries became a source of income for many Yemenis who joined these factions.
Unlike Iran, which provided decisive military aid to its Houthi allies in Yemen, Saudi Arabia and the UAE intervened directly and wanted their Yemeni "allies" to follow their instructions, instead of following the Iranian model of providing similar military aid to Yemenis who don't agree with the Houthis and letting Yemenis decide for themselves.
The UAE interests later clashed with those of its ally, Saudi Arabia.
The UAE, as a tiny state with a citizen population, excluding foreigners, of 1.1 million, sought to revive the North-South conflict as perhaps the most achievable goal, so that instead of 1 Yemen, there would be 2 Yemens, North and South.
This is not only an Emirati objective, but also an Israeli objective, as similar attempts were seen in Syria through attempts to establish a state for the Kurds and another for the Druze, so that Israel could fight smaller entities if necessary, and so that the UAE could overcome its demographic inferiority complex.
However, this objective is not limited to Yemen. Saudi Arabia may be the next target for partition after Yemen, because compared with the other Gulf states and Israel, Saudi Arabia has a larger population and a much larger territory.
This accelerated the Saudi-Emirati conflict, which ended with the UAE expelled from Yemen.
Back to the title, the reasons for the military failure of the Saudi backed camp in Yemen:
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The entire citizen population of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain and Oman combined is smaller than the population of Yemen.
The combined number of citizens, not foreigners, in these Gulf states is approximately 26–27 million, while the population of Yemen is about 42 million.
There has long been a Gulf view that a unified Yemen represents a strategic threat to the demographically small, geographically limited Gulf states.
Yemen must either remain under Gulf influence, especially Saudi influence, or be brought under the American umbrella like the Gulf states themselves.
What is not acceptable to them is a sovereign Yemen, or a Yemen under the influence of another power outside the American Gulf sphere.
After the fall of Abdullah Saleh, Yemen entered a period of political turmoil. Islah gained considerable influence during the post-Saleh transition.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE later turned against Islah as part of their broader war against the Arab Spring. Islah eventually lost to the Houthis, who took control of Sanaa in 2014.
The Houthis received Iranian support.
After getting rid of Islah's control of the capital Sanaa, Saudi Arabia and the UAE created and sponsored many factions in Yemen to fight the Houthis.
The factions in southern Yemen, like the Giants Brigades, received Emirati support, while most of the rest, like the Nation's Shield, Yemen Emergency Forces in Saada and al-Jawf, and Hadrami tribal forces, received Saudi funding.
Saudi and Emirati support was divided into two main parts:
Buying the loyalty of tribal leaders with money, and paying salaries to Yemenis fighting in their factions against the Houthis.
It is widely circulated in Yemen that Saudi backed Yemeni fighters are paid around 1000 Saudi riyals per month.
Because of the war, blockade and economic collapse, these salaries became a source of income for many Yemenis who joined these factions.
Unlike Iran, which provided decisive military aid to its Houthi allies in Yemen, Saudi Arabia and the UAE intervened directly and wanted their Yemeni "allies" to follow their instructions, instead of following the Iranian model of providing similar military aid to Yemenis who don't agree with the Houthis and letting Yemenis decide for themselves.
The UAE interests later clashed with those of its ally, Saudi Arabia.
The UAE, as a tiny state with a citizen population, excluding foreigners, of 1.1 million, sought to revive the North-South conflict as perhaps the most achievable goal, so that instead of 1 Yemen, there would be 2 Yemens, North and South.
This is not only an Emirati objective, but also an Israeli objective, as similar attempts were seen in Syria through attempts to establish a state for the Kurds and another for the Druze, so that Israel could fight smaller entities if necessary, and so that the UAE could overcome its demographic inferiority complex.
However, this objective is not limited to Yemen. Saudi Arabia may be the next target for partition after Yemen, because compared with the other Gulf states and Israel, Saudi Arabia has a larger population and a much larger territory.
This accelerated the Saudi-Emirati conflict, which ended with the UAE expelled from Yemen.
Back to the title, the reasons for the military failure of the Saudi backed camp in Yemen:
Continue Reading in the next post
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Back to the title, the reasons for the military failure of the Saudi backed camp in Yemen:
1- Centralized command: The Houthi-led Sanaa government has 1 centralized leadership, while the Saudi backed forces are a mixture of several factions, each with its own loyalties and objectives.
2- The Houthis succeeded in neutralizing Saudi airpower by responding to airstrikes on areas under their control with attacks deep inside Saudi Arabia.
3- Military ideology: Fighters in the Houthi forces have a religious military ideology hostile to Israel and the US, and their fighters fight for this, compared with the salaries that fighters in the Saudi backed camp fight for.
4- Media propaganda: Houthi forces strictly prohibit their fighters from using phones, and all the information their fighters receive comes from their leadership.
This is the complete opposite of the Saudi backed camp, which greatly exaggerated its media propaganda.
5- The failure of Saudi religious mobilization:
When a Yemeni fighting in the Saudi backed camp reads that there are 200 American officers directing them from Saudi Arabia, while he knows about US involvement against his brothers in Gaza, and sees how Saudi media covers Gaza, its hostility toward it, and its complete adoption of the Israeli narrative, this alone is enough to deal a fatal blow to Saudi religious propaganda.
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1- Centralized command: The Houthi-led Sanaa government has 1 centralized leadership, while the Saudi backed forces are a mixture of several factions, each with its own loyalties and objectives.
2- The Houthis succeeded in neutralizing Saudi airpower by responding to airstrikes on areas under their control with attacks deep inside Saudi Arabia.
3- Military ideology: Fighters in the Houthi forces have a religious military ideology hostile to Israel and the US, and their fighters fight for this, compared with the salaries that fighters in the Saudi backed camp fight for.
4- Media propaganda: Houthi forces strictly prohibit their fighters from using phones, and all the information their fighters receive comes from their leadership.
This is the complete opposite of the Saudi backed camp, which greatly exaggerated its media propaganda.
5- The failure of Saudi religious mobilization:
When a Yemeni fighting in the Saudi backed camp reads that there are 200 American officers directing them from Saudi Arabia, while he knows about US involvement against his brothers in Gaza, and sees how Saudi media covers Gaza, its hostility toward it, and its complete adoption of the Israeli narrative, this alone is enough to deal a fatal blow to Saudi religious propaganda.
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⚡️Gaza sources
Israeli artillery shelling targets areas west of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
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Israeli artillery shelling targets areas west of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
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Large crowds gathered in Saada, northern Yemen, celebrating the Sanaa government (Houthis) victory and control over Bab al-Mandab.
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Palestinian Red Crescent: A Palestinian was wounded by Israeli army gunfire in the back and head in al-Bireh.
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Israeli artillery shelling targets the northern areas of Al-Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip.
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Israeli artillery shelling targets the northern areas of Al-Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip.
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Video from the Israeli bombing in al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis.
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A young man from Gaza documents an Israeli strike near him and the impact of the bombing on his home.
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Gaza Civil Defense evacuates several families from the Layalina building after parts of it collapsed due to previous Israeli bombing.
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The Israeli army shot a Palestinian man while providing protection for Jewish settlers who stormed the Palestinian lands of Faqqua village, east of Jenin.
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⚡️Update:
The pregnant Palestinian woman who was shot in the head yesterday by Israeli army soldiers in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, was Iman Muhammad Suleiman Abu Shalouf, 27 years old. She was 7 months pregnant.
Iman and her unborn baby have now died from their wounds.
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The pregnant Palestinian woman who was shot in the head yesterday by Israeli army soldiers in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, was Iman Muhammad Suleiman Abu Shalouf, 27 years old. She was 7 months pregnant.
Iman and her unborn baby have now died from their wounds.
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Israeli drone bombing just targeted al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, resulting in injuries….
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Israeli special police unit Yamam First Staff Sergeant Itay Person, 23, found dead in the sea off Haifa's Beach.
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