Foreign sources: Saudi Arabia allowed the attacking Israeli air force to cross its territory on their way to attack in Yemen.

Israel attacked the Hodeidah port area in northwestern Yemen yesterday in response to the hit of an explosive drone in Tel Aviv, which caused the death of one local citizen.

The Egyptian news site "Al-mzir" claimed yesterday that "the Israeli planes that participated in the attack in northwestern Yemen crossed the airspace of 3 countries until they reached the area of ​​the attack."

On social networks they claimed that the arrival route of the Israeli warplanes to the targets in Yemen passed through Jordan, Saudi Arabia and... (not detailed).

Social networks throughout the Middle East published shortly after the fact of the Israeli attack in northern Yemen became known a map indicating the flight path of the attacking Israeli force where you can see how the planes made most of the way to the target through Saudi territory. 

Unidentified parties who claimed that the Israeli refueling planes that allowed the attacking force's AP-35 planes to reach the targets, bomb them and return to their base safely, carried out the aerial refueling over Saudi territory.

An Israeli blogger, Tom Wagner, who wrote as follows: "The NATO alliance of the Middle East is taking shape, the major part of it is still below the surface. In the annals of history it will be recorded that Israeli planes crossed Saudi Arabia today, with the king's blessing, on their way to destroy the Hodeidah port of the Houthis, the emissaries of the Iranian regime threatening Saudi Arabia. The golden age is on its way, great things are in store for us. As the Saudis say, the king drinks his coffee slowly."