zionist entity woke up Monday to a wave of coordinated operations stretching across multiple fronts, with incidents reported in occupied Al-Quds, the Gaza Strip, and the southern port city of Umm al-Rashrash Eila, the zionists call it Eilat.



According to zionist occupation Army Radio, the morning’s escalation was described as “multi-front,” highlighting the scope of pressure facing the entity. The broadcaster confirmed that a drone launched from Yemen infiltrated the skies over the southern region, triggering air defenses and sirens near Ramon Airport. Alarms also sounded in the Negev desert around Dimona and in the vicinity of the nuclear reactor, amid fears the drone had penetrated further inland.

The broadcaster reported additional attacks: two Palestinian gunmen opened fire on a bus in occupied Al-Quds, killing seven Israelis and wounding at least 15 others. Meanwhile, four Israeli soldiers and officers were killed when an explosive device detonated against their tank in northern Gaza.

The developments underscore the increasingly complex security environment for the Zionist entity, which has struggled to contain simultaneous threats across different arenas. Since October 2023, Yemeni drones and missiles have extended the battlefield far beyond Gaza, with repeated strikes and alerts disrupting operations at Ramon Airport and southern airspace.

The latest escalation comes as the occupation continues its war of extermination in Gaza, now in its 23rd month, facing growing regional solidarity and resistance. The multi-front strikes highlight both the vulnerability of the Zionist home front and the ability of regional actors to coordinate pressure against it, deepening the crisis of deterrence and exposing the limits of Israel’s much-vaunted defense systems.

Al Masirah report