Sana'a: Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi on Thursday affirmed Yemen's unwavering support for Gaza, emphasizing that this stance has never diminished or wavered.
According to Yemen News Agency, al-Houthi addressed the latest developments concerning the aggression on the Gaza Strip and broader regional and international issues. He underscored the strength and steadfastness of the Yemeni people in supporting the Palestinian cause, asserting that this position is not only essential to God but also appreciated by Palestinians, including the resistance and Mujahideen.
Al-Houthi highlighted Yemen's critical role in countering the Zionist threat, despite the enemy's strength and Western backing. He described the American aggression against Yemen as a failure, noting consensus among Western and Israeli commentators on this viewpoint.
He detailed Yemen's military support for Gaza, citing recent operations involving hypersonic and ballistic missiles aimed at imposing a no-fly zone over Israeli territories. These actions, coinciding with political speeches by former U.S. President Trump, have led to significant disruptions at Lod Airport and affected Israeli navigation routes.
Al-Houthi condemned the ongoing Israeli aggression in Gaza, which he described as genocidal, mentioning civilian casualties and the targeting of displaced persons. He expressed concern over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza, citing food shortages and the impact on children.
The Leader criticized the Palestinian Authority for its cooperation with Israeli forces, accusing it of crimes against its people. He also reflected on the lessons from the 1948 Nakba, emphasizing the need for Arab and Islamic unity and the failure of Western policies supporting Israel.
Al-Houthi praised the steadfastness of Palestinian resistance, criticizing Arab regimes for their failure to support the Palestinian cause and their engagement in normalization with Israel. He urged for increased support for the Palestinian people, highlighting Iran's role in backing the resistance.
The Leader called for a million-man march in Yemen to show solidarity with Gaza, emphasizing Yemen's commitment to the Palestinian cause and the broader struggle against the Israeli occupation. He concluded by acknowledging the ongoing mobilization and protests within Yemen as a testament to the nation's resolve and faith.