Parliament Supports Revolution Leader’s Announcement to Resume Naval Operations Against Israeli Enemy

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Sanaa: The Parliament expressed its support and blessing for the position announced by the Revolution Leader, Sayyid Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, in response to the Israeli enemy’s blocking aid entry to Gaza Strip, through which the Revolution Leader gave a four-day deadline for mediators to enter aid to Gaza.

According to Yemen News Agency, the House of Representatives renewed its support for these decisions adopted by the Revolution Leader to support the Palestinian cause and the brothers in Gaza as part of “Al-Aqsa Flood” battle. The statement emphasized pride in the announcement, expressing the will and aspirations of the Yemenis, the Arab, and Islamic nation amid the failures of the so-called Arab summits, which are seen as ineffective and aligning with Zionist schemes aimed at undermining the Palestinian cause.

The parliament saluted the Yemeni armed forces and their readiness to implement these positions by resuming naval operations against the Zionist enemy if aid is not allowed to enter Gaza. This action is part of fulfilling the national, religious, and moral duty to confront the Zionist-American stance and ensure the completion of the agreement to stop the aggression, end the siege, and complete the exchange of prisoners.

It called on parliaments, Arab, Islamic countries, and free people of the world to fulfill their duties towards the injustice, aggression, and siege against the Palestinian people by all available means. The parliament held the Israeli enemy and its supporters responsible for the repercussions of stopping the entry of aid to Gaza.