News - Yemen: The Ansarullah Political Bureau blessed Monday the heroic jihadist operation of Al-Aqsa Flood, against the Zionist entity.

The Ansarullah Political Bureau stressed, in a statement, that “Operation Al-Aqsa Flood revealed the weakness, fragility, and impotence of the temporary Zionist entity while showing the strength and effectiveness of the resistance in Palestine and its ability to strike the Israel” depth”.

It confirmed the Yemeni people stand with the Palestinian people and resistance movements explaining that they are ready to participate in the battle to defend Palestine and the nation’s sanctities against the usurping Zionist entity.

It called on all the people of the Arab and Islamic nations to support the Palestinian people and resistance movements with all forms of support in this historic battle.

Palestinians have launched the operation Al-Aqsa Flood against Israel in a surprise offensive that combined fighters crossing the fence into Israeli occupied cities with a heavy barrage of rockets from the Gaza Strip.

Videos purportedly showed resistance fighters inside a military base on Saturday, as bodies of dead soldiers lay on the ground. 

The Times of Israel said Palestinian fighters infiltrated the town of Sderot and other settlements.

"At least six people were killed and nearly 200 wounded, and casualties were reported from Sderot," the daily reported.

The unprecedented offensive started a few minutes before 7 a.m. as Israelis celebrated the last day of the weeklong Sukkot festival, with hundreds of rockets fired at Israel. 

Red alert warning sirens were activated in Tel Aviv, Sde Boker, Arad, and Dimona in the south as explosions were heard by residents on Saturday. In al-Quds, rocket sirens sounded followed by the sound of explosions. 

Cars were seen on fire after a rocket landed in Ashkelon, southern Israel. 

Hamas' armed wing said more than 5,000 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel on Saturday, declaring it had started "Operation al-Aqsa Flood". 

"We decided to put an end to all the crimes of the occupation, their time for rampaging without being held accountable is over," Hamas said. "We announced Operation al-Aqsa Flood and we fired, in the first strike of 20 minutes, more than 5,000 rockets."