Israel’s Expensive War v Yemenite Low Tech Missiles

The UN this morning condemned Israel for responding to the repeated attacks by the Houthis against Israel. The UN has yet to condemn the Houthis firing over 220 ballistic missiles and drones at Israel for the past 14 months. The UN is a worthless organization.

Back by popular demand: the dancing tutsis, sorry, I mean Houthis:

$12.6 million for a THAAD. $2,000 for a Houthi missile. Now add this: Lockheed Martin produces around 50-60 THAADs a year, while Iran is scaling up its missile factories to pump out thousands of ballistic missiles annually. The Houthis, with limited resources, are still assembling missiles faster than DC and Tel Aviv can shoot them down. Here’s the dagger: The Empire spends $12.6 million per shot, while its adversaries barely crack $2,000. For every billion-dollar missile defense system deployed, the Houthis and Iran flood the battlefield with bargain-basement missiles. This isn’t just bad math; it’s a war economy designed to collapse under its own weight. Outspent, outproduced, and outmanoeuvred.

Notice the pattern:

Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis, or Iran’s regime attacks Israeli civilians. Israel forced to respond. Then suddenly the UN wakes up—not to stop the terror, but to condemn Israel

It’s not peacekeeping—it’s cheerleading for every terror group in the Middle East.