After October 7, the United States and Israel were convinced that Iran would only support Hamas in the media, including naive threats to wipe out the Zionist entity, while Iran believed that Operation Flood of Al-Aqsa had actually shaken the entity and threatened its fate.

The exposure and moral downfall of the Houthis is an inevitable prelude to the resounding fall of the Houthis soon, just as those who failed in similar positions from the followers of the Iranian terrorism axis fell in the face of Israeli terrorism, and Iran itself fell in it.

Yemen entered the regional confrontation line, not as a state, but through an armed group with the capabilities of a state, whose interests met perfectly with Iran’s geopolitical ambitions, at the point of engagement with the Palestinian cause and victory for it, and the military effort undertaken by the Houthis seemed like a valuable historical opportunity.