Occupation Envoy Raises the “Scream” at the Security Council: An Explicit Zionist Admission of an “Existential” Yemeni Threat Shaking the Occupation Entity

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An Unprecedented Scene of Disarray Inside the Security Council

In a striking precedent reflecting the depth of confusion gripping the occupation entity, its permanent representative to the United Nations, Danny Danon, on Wednesday evening held up a large placard bearing the well-known “Scream” slogan of Ansar Allah during a session of the UN Security Council.

The scene went beyond a mere theatrical gesture, instead exposing a state of political and military impotence within the occupation, amid the failure of all pressure and threats to deter Sana’a from its steadfast support for the Palestinian cause.

A Demonization Attempt Turns into Counterproductive Propaganda

During his remarks, Danon sought to elicit international sympathy by describing the slogan as an expression of “pure hatred,” ignoring the historical and political context in which the “Scream” emerged—as a reaction to decades of occupation, aggression, and genocide perpetrated by the Zionist entity against the peoples of the region.

This attempt quickly backfired, however, as the Zionist envoy appeared visibly unsettled—fearful even of words and slogans—while representing an entity that carries out mass killings of civilians in Gaza and Lebanon without the slightest accountability.

An Admission of an Existential Threat Beyond Geography

The most dangerous aspect of the occupation envoy’s intervention was his implicit acknowledgment that what Yemen represents today is no longer a conventional threat tied to notions of “borders” or “geography,” but rather a direct existential threat to the occupation entity itself, by his own characterization.

This public admission from within the halls of the United Nations constitutes a rare political testimony to a strategic shift in the balance of conflict, and to Yemen’s success in imposing a new deterrence equation despite siege and aggression.

Failure of Alliances and the Erosion of Maritime Deterrence

This scene coincided with the continued growth of Yemeni military capabilities, at a time when U.S. and British alliances have failed to provide protection for vessels linked to the occupation entity in the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea—deepening anxiety within Zionist political and military circles.

Yemen: An Unignorable Regional Player

The UN session, with all its direct and indirect messages, distilled a single reality: Yemen has become an active regional player that cannot be ignored, and attempts by the enemy to distort its image or “demonize” it through international platforms will not obscure the moral and military collapse of the occupation entity.

It is therefore no surprise that the “Scream” echoed today in New York at the hands of its enemy is the very same slogan whose reverberations had already reached deep into occupied Jaffa and Umm al-Rashrash (Eilat), affirming that the era of the occupation’s unilateral domination over peoples has passed—and that the true source of its terror lies in the awakening of peoples’ consciousness even before their military arsenals.