From Gaza to the Red Sea… The Resistance Shatters the Illusions of Zionist-American Deterrence

Gaza is no longer isolated, Yemen is no longer besieged, Iran is no longer cornered, and the southern suburbs are no longer defenseless. What we are witnessing today is a genuine historic shift in the balance of power—one that rewrites the rules of engagement and exposes the Zionist-American deterrence project as nothing more than a media bubble, ready to burst under the blows of the mujahideen.

Assassinations… When Powerlessness Speaks for Itself

Unable to break the Resistance’s will on the battlefield, the Zionist enemy reverted to its age-old tactic: targeted killings.

From the attempt on mujahid Yahya Sinwar’s life, to repeated strikes on Muhammad Deif’s home, to targeting the families of commanders like Kanhiyah, the enemy wielded the dagger in hopes of silencing voices and extinguishing flames.

But the Resistance did not waver—in fact, it only grew stronger. Every fallen fighter was immediately replaced by dozens more; every struck leadership cell reorganized within hours.

This is not mere propaganda but an admission from the enemy itself. “We do not fight individuals… this is an ideological war,” confessed Ram Ben-Barak, Deputy Head of Mossad. And Mechael Milstein, a leading Palestinian affairs analyst in the Zionist entity, conceded: “Assassinations will not change the rules of the game.” Such admissions reveal a security establishment that now views each killing as a sign of failure rather than of strength.

Iran… From Containment to Initiative

When Iran struck “Israel” directly from its own territory, it was more than a military response—it was a strategic announcement of the birth of a unified Islamic deterrence axis.

Tehran’s missiles hit sensitive targets—from military installations in the Golan Heights to sites in Tel Aviv—prompting Israeli research centers to sound the alarm. The Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv reported, “Iran has exposed a vast gap in our ability to defend the home front.” Haaretz observed: “For the first time, Israel faces genuine defense against an Islamic state with both the nerve and the technology.”

Iran’s action was not symbolic—it was a geopolitical message: Jerusalem will not stand alone, and Tehran is ready to fight within the Ummah’s framework, not on Western terms.

Yemen… A Sea That Drowns Arrogance

One of the most dramatic shifts came from the Yemeni front, where the Armed Forces of Yemen turned the Red Sea into a forbidden battlefield for the enemy and its proxies.

From precision strikes on vessels linked to the “Zionist enemy,” to barring Zionist navigation, to naval attacks on British and American ships, Yemenis threw the global maritime order into chaos.

Key milestones:

• Magic Seas strike: a precision operation using naval missiles and armed drones.

• Operation “Sinking Eternity C”: executed north of the Arabian Sea.

• Paralysis of key waterways: Bab al-Mandeb and the Gulf of Aden.

• New maritime reality: top U.S. commanders admitted mission failure.

Former U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth admitted, “The war on Yemen has become a dangerous drain… no objectives achieved, no decisive outcome.” RAND researcher Jennifer Kavanagh noted, “Yemenis employ a patient, professional form of threat—they have both the time and the will.” Their message was clear: whoever bombs Gaza will not sail through these seas unscathed.

The Collapse of Zionist-American Deterrence… Resistance Solidifies the Equation

When military intimidation failed, the enemy turned to economics, media, and psychological warfare. The surprise, however, was that the Resistance itself became the true deterrent, rewriting the rules of engagement.

Inside Palestine:

• Gaza’s deterrence perimeter collapsed.

• Uprisings erupted across the West Bank.

• Israeli public confidence in its leadership fractured.

In Lebanon:

• The southern suburbs stand firm.

• The south remains engaged.

• Hezbollah sets battle lines with calm intelligence and smart attrition.

In Iraq:

• Resistance forces have grown steadily stronger against U.S. bases.

• The fragility of the American occupation is fully exposed.

In Yemen and Iran:

• Deterrence has transcended the regional level, striking at the very heart of the Zionist entity.

The Begin-Sadat Center called it “the greatest collapse of deterrence theory since the entity’s founding.”

Resistance Media… The Battle for Minds

Alongside the military struggle rages a battle for public consciousness. Resistance media has emerged as a frontline institution, fighting with words as the mujahideen fight with rifles.

Outlets like 21 September and other resistance platforms have:

• Exposed Western-Zionist disinformation.

• Presented the Palestinian narrative through mujahideen voices, not as victims.

• Fostered strategic awareness within the Ummah about the conflict’s true nature.

• Mobilized Ummah peoples toward concrete action, not mere emotional sympathy.

Their impact has even reached Western journalists, with reports in The Guardian, The Intercept, and Le Monde conveying truths from Gaza, the southern suburbs, and Yemen.

From Defense to Offense… Forging the New Equation

The struggle is no longer confined to territory—it is about identity, sovereignty, and the future. The Resistance Axis is now on the offensive, imposing its will and shaping new realities.

What follows “the deluge” is nothing like what came before. After the Iranian response and Yemeni strikes, and Gaza’s steadfastness, there will be no more awe for the Zionist entity nor America’s dominance.

Today’s equation:

• Deterrence lies in the Ummah’s hands, not Washington’s arsenals.

• Liberation is a realistic project, not a postponed dream.

• Every drop of Palestinian blood rings an alarm in Tel Aviv and Washington.

This is not prophecy—it is unfolding reality, written in the blood of martyrs and the steadfastness of the Resistance.