News - Yemen: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Sana'a expressed concern over the ongoing Zionists' targeting of Palestinian civilians in Gaza and the occupied territories and called for an end to the violence.

In a statement, the ministry condemned the continued hostilities of the the Zionist enemy, backed by US and Europe, and its arrogance, which is evident through the lack of understanding and proper  interpretation of the message of Al-Aqsa Flood Battle.

The Al-Aqsa Flood Battle was viewed as a response to the perceived crimes and violations against Palestinian citizens in recent years by the Zionist enemy, without significant international intervention.

The statement affirmed that  the escalation of the Zionist enemy in the Gaza Strip and the resulting harm to civilians would increase tensions in the region that could extend beyond the current scope.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs concluded its statement by emphasizing that peace will not prevail in the Middle East until all the occupied Arab land are liberated.

Calling up an unprecedented 300,000 reservists, Israel has declared a long war on Gaza in response to Operation al-Aqsa Storm, which started on Saturday.

The resistance fighters say they have waged the operation against the occupying regime in response to its decades-long campaign of bloodshed and destruction against Palestinians.

According to the Gaza Health Ministry, the death toll from the Israeli attacks on the besieged territory has exceeded 700, including 140 children and 105 women, with nearly 3,900 others injured.

Tel Aviv has already been enforcing a permanent ground, aerial, and naval blockade against the coastal territory since 2007. The regime rarely relaxes the siege for entry of essential goods, but has ordered it to be exercised completely since the onset of the ongoing war.

In a statement, the Israeli air force said it had dropped some 2,000 munitions and more than 1,000 tonnes of bombs on Gaza in the last 20 hours.

The Israeli strikes have also led to the displacement of more than 123,000 people in the Gaza Strip, according to the United Nations.