Sana’a: Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, stated that Yemen would resort to military action should the United States and Israel attempt to enforce a displacement plan involving the Palestinian people.
According to Yemen News Agency, al-Houthi emphasized Yemen’s unwavering support for Palestinians, warning against any forceful implementation of the plan by the US and Israel or their agreement with Arab regimes to do so. He declared Yemen’s preparedness to engage militarily, utilizing missile strikes, drones, and naval operations if necessary.
Al-Houthi reiterated Yemen’s commitment to standing against what he described as a criminal plan targeting Palestinian lands. He called for a massive demonstration in Sana’a and other provinces, urging the Yemeni people to showcase their support for Palestinians and readiness for military intervention if the situation escalates.
Highlighting the importance of solidarity with the Palestinian cause, al-Houthi criticized the US and Israeli actions against Palestinians, particularly concerning the displacement plan. He condemned the lack of fulfillment of agreements regarding humanitarian aid and prisoner exchanges by Israel, accusing the US of encouraging these violations.
In his address, al-Houthi urged Arab and Islamic nations to reject the US plan, describing it as a blatant attempt to liquidate the Palestinian issue and expand Israeli control. He called for a unified stance against the plan, emphasizing the severe consequences it would have on regional security.
Al-Houthi warned against the acceptance of the US plan by Arab regimes, highlighting the moral, religious, and national security responsibilities they bear. He stressed that cooperation among Arab and Islamic nations is crucial to counteract US pressures and support the Palestinian resistance.
The Yemeni leader concluded by urging Arab regimes to reassess their positions towards Palestinian fighters and reject the US displacement plan, emphasizing the need for a collective effort to thwart these aggressive strategies.