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Under the guise of confronting shared threats, Gulf-Israeli relations are rapidly growing, and they will have significant impacts on the geopolitical shifts in the region.
Boaz Levi, CEO of Israeli company “IAI” (one of the largest arms manufacturers involved in war crimes against Palestinians), revealed dangerous intentions to strengthen the military alliance between the Israeli entity and Gulf governments, through statements that many observers considered a clear acknowledgment of an undeclared alliance targeting the Houthis (Ansar Allah) and intensifying aggression on Yemen.
Levi confirmed during his participation in a military exhibition in Abu Dhabi, as reported by Israeli websites, that Gulf states share Israel’s hostility toward the Houthis, noting that Gulf regimes classify the Houthis (Ansar Allah) as a “threat” that justifies cooperation with the Israeli entity.
Levi added: “Our enemies are the enemies of our Gulf allies… There are opportunities for military cooperation through the sale of our technological systems to them,” referring to efforts by Tel Aviv, Abu Dhabi, and Riyadh to turn Yemen into a testing ground for Israeli weapons.
Yemeni analysts emphasize that the Israeli official’s remarks confirm the true nature of the conflict in Yemen as a battle against a foreign domination project led by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, with Western-Israeli support, while Sana’a forces continue to assert their rejection of any foreign intrusion on Yemeni soil.
