News - Yemen: Member of Political Bureau of Ansarullah, Abdulwahhab Al-Mahbashi, affirmed that the people of Yemen will remain with the Palestinian people, and they are ready to confront the Zionist enemy.

He saluted the positions of the Palestinian resistance, led by the Jenin Battalion, which confronts the Israeli enemy, condemning the criminal aggression against Jenin, and holding the enemy to be fully responsible for its repercussions.

He stressed that the Arab and Islamic nations will be present and ready for fighting since the Palestinian people are facing this level of criminality and brutality.

Al-Mahbashi called on the Emirati people to be alert to prevent the participation of their regime in the Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people.

He pointed out that the Palestinian people are more powerful and capable, and the axis of resistance is able to support the Palestinians as much as possible.

Back on June 19, Israeli soldiers stormed Jenin and fired live ammunition, stun grenades and toxic gas, according to the WAFA news agency. At least seven Palestinians, including one minor, were killed and more than 90 people suffered injuries.

Combat helicopters were used for the first time in decades after the ensuing hours-long exchange of gunfire between Palestinian resistance fighters and Israeli army soldiers.

Four ambulances were also targeted by Israeli forces in Jenin, according to Nibal Farsakh, a media and information officer at the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS).

They were “directly targeted with live ammunition, causing material damage to the structure and the glass of the ambulances themselves,” Farsakh said.

Farsakh added that medical teams were first denied access and eventually arrived late to treat those who were injured at the scene. Some were “in a very severe condition” and needed urgent medical assistance.

The Israeli military said in a statement that the raid was to arrest two suspects and that its soldiers came under fire, which resulted in a “massive exchange of fire.”