Following numerous Israeli military and security agreements with the sheikhdoms of the Persian Gulf, the news of the formation of an Israeli-Arab coalition to combat drones reveals Tel Aviv’s main goal in integrating with the Arabs.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, Shortly before Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah’s speech a few days ago on the progress of the UAV resistance, on Friday, February 18, a UAV infiltrated from southern Lebanon into 70 km of occupied Palestine with a 40-minute flight in the area.
The Israeli air force and army used all available facilities, from helicopters and warplanes to the Iron Dome system to intercept the drone, but failed to intercept it. This caused the Israeli media and experts to sharply criticize the army and its air force.
Behind the scenes of Israel’s military alliance with Arab countries to counter drones
Despite the fact that almost a week has passed since this incident, its reflection continues in addition to the political and military circles, as well as the experts of the Zionist regime, among the Arab regimes in the Persian Gulf. In fact, the Persian Gulf sheikhdoms, who think that the Zionist regime can protect their security and therefore seek to strengthen their military alliance with the regime, all recent developments at the level of deterrence equations in the region – from Ansarullah operations deep in the UAE to observe the infiltration of Hezbollah drones into the skies of occupied Palestine.
To better understand this, we will mention a few points:
The UAE calls for the cooperation of the armies of its allies in order to form a coalition to protect them from the threat of drones. The UAE’s request came shortly after Ansarullah’s operations deep inside the country.
In this regard, the UAE held a conference on countering Yemeni drones a few days ago with the participation of representatives from the United States, France and Britain. Abu Dhabi warned at the conference about the increase in the use of drones, especially by Yemeni Ansar al-Islam forces, and argued that integrated international action was needed to counter the drones. The conference was attended by representatives of the armies of Arab and Western countries, including the United States, France and Britain. The purpose of the conference was to “study the development and upgrade of drones and how to deal with its dangers.”
Zionist Channel 12 television recently revealed, citing security sources, that Israel and the Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, have formed a quadripartite coalition to counter the drone threat.
Reports from Israel’s Channel 12 indicate that Tel Aviv has concluded that the same missiles and drones that target Abu Dhabi and Riyadh threaten Israel, and that the Yemenis have the capacity to carry out such operations.
According to the plan presented by the security officials of the Zionist regime, warning systems are to be deployed in the Arab countries allied to this regime and to warn the other members about the entry of the drone into the airspace, so that they can better deal with this danger.
Resistance drones; the new trouble of the American occupiers and allies in the region
Given this, it is quite clear that these low-cost, high-powered drones, which cost no more than $ 1,000, have become a major challenge for the Zionist regime and the United States and its allies in the Arab region. In particular, the advanced US radars owned by its allies do not have the power to detect these drones; As Hezbollah drones were able to penetrate the skies of occupied Palestine and return safely to their base in Lebanon after completing their mission.
Perhaps more important than the infiltration of Hezbollah drones into the skies of occupied Palestine is the fact that the Iron Dome system and the Israeli army’s fighter jets, missiles and helicopters, which, according to military spokesmen, cost millions of dollars, could not shoot down the drone.
After exposing the inefficiency of the Iron Dome in intercepting resistance drones, if the Zionist regime or the Arab countries allied with the United States in the Persian Gulf want to use the “Patriot” and “SAD” systems, which are the latest American systems for intercepting drones, the cost of firing missiles from these systems is one. It is up to five million dollars, but it is not clear whether they will be successful in intercepting the drones.
Therefore, if we consider that Hezbollah has more than 2,000 UAVs, as estimated by the Zionist regime’s security and research centers, the volume of Zionist regime’s concerns will intensify. This concern of the Zionists increases when their problem is now limited to the drone power of the resistance and here we are not talking about the arsenal of ballistic missiles and Hezbollah missiles.
The sheikhdoms of the Persian Gulf, the biggest loser of the alliance with Israel
Thus, if the media reports of the Zionist regime about the quadripartite alliance of Israel, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain are true, the situation in the Gulf countries is like that of those fleeing from the scorching heat of the sun to the fire; Because the presence of the occupying Zionist regime in such a coalition is only for the purpose of protecting its security against the threats of resistance, and considers the countries of the Persian Gulf as a means to avert these dangers.
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The Zionists have repeatedly stated that the occupied Palestinian territories are under multiple threats and are under siege from all sides; In any future conflict, the Zionist regime will have to fight resistance groups inside Palestine on the one hand, and try to stay safe from missiles and drones fired from Lebanon, Yemen and Iraq on the other. Of course, the Zionists themselves admit that all these threats are without considering the threat of Iranian drones, which number tens of thousands and are, as Western experts say, one of the most advanced drones in the world.
In the first place, after the operations carried out by the Ansarullah movement under the name of “Yemen Storm” inside the territory of the UAE, the Zionists are trying to infiltrate the UAE military and intelligence structure while selling a few iron domes to Abu Dhabi.
In the case of Bahrain, as experts say, the evidence shows that the Al Khalifa regime is completely under the control of the occupiers and that the Bahraini people are worried that it will become a second occupied Palestine. After the signing of several military agreements between Manama and Tel Aviv during the recent visit of the Israeli Minister of War Bani Gantz to Bahrain, during which Al Khalifa officially provided the country as a military base to the occupiers, the permanent deployment of a Zionist officer in Bahrain reveals Israel’s main plan for Gulf states.
Israel and the strategy of transferring the war to the land of the allies
Shortly afterwards, we see the Zionists talking about a quadripartite alliance with Arab countries after the increased threat of drones; In such a way that the internal front and the property of the sheikhdoms of the Persian Gulf are a tool to protect Israel.
Currently, the Zionists are facing numerous threats from inside and outside, which is a great danger for the internal front of this regime. The 12-day war between Israel and Palestinian factions in May last year showed how vulnerable Israel’s internal front is, and that the regime’s military might is no longer effective due to the significant progress of resistance groups, especially in the field of missiles and UAVs.
In general, the situation in the region is such that the Zionists consider the occurrence of a regional war in the near or distant future inevitable; A war that, if it takes place in the current context of Israel, could be a prelude to ending the regime. The fact is that Israel no longer has the power to transfer war to the adversary, and in any future confrontation will have to wait for the firing of thousands of missiles that target the depths of occupied Palestine.
Accordingly, the Zionist regime is trying to replace the strategy of “transferring the war to the land of the allies” with the strategy of transferring the war to the enemy’s territory.
In fact, Israel seeks to turn the Gulf States into a military zone for itself in any future war with resistance groups, so as not to jeopardize its internal positions and existence. In view of these cases, it seems that the Arab regimes, which have sacrificed their identity and nation and the Palestinian cause for compromise with the occupiers, do not know what a big hat they are wearing and what an unknown future awaits them.