News - Yemen: Palestinian resistance factions, including Hamas, strongly condemned the recent move by the United States to classify Ansarullah in Yemen as a terrorist organization. They affirmed complete rejection of the unjust American bias and complicity with the Zionist entity.

Hamas described the classification as a blatant bias towards the Zionist entity and an exposed attempt to protect it, enabling the continuation of its brutal aggression and genocidal acts against the Palestinian people in Gaza.

The Islamic Jihad Movement also strongly condemned the US move, stating that it is aimed at punishing the Yemeni people collectively for their support of the steadfastness of the Palestinian people in Gaza. They emphasized that American policies will not deter the free Arab nations' solidarity with the Palestinian cause until the end of the occupation and the realization of the people's aspirations for freedom and self-determination.

The Palestinian Jihadists expressed their appreciation for Yemen's efforts and Ansarullah's support, affirming unity against the common enemy and Zionism.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine condemned the US reclassification of Ansarullah, calling it another proof of the movement's commitment to the right path and expressing real determination for the nation.

The Palestinian Mujahideen movement strongly condemned the US decision, considering it an honor for Ansarullah and a sign that they are on the right path, expressing full solidarity with Yemen against the Zionist-American aggression on the Palestinian people.

In conclusion, the Palestinian Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine stated that the US administration's classification of Ansarullah as a terrorist group is the pinnacle of colonial audacity.

The United States has officially classified Yemen's Ansarullah as a "Specially Designated Global Terrorist" entity. The move comes in response to what the US describes as continuous threats and attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea.

White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan emphasized the seriousness of the decision, announcing the designation in a statement. 

Senior American officials conveyed to Western media that the designation would come into effect in 30 days. However, they also hinted at the possibility of reversal should Yemen refrain from further attacks within this timeframe.

Over the past month, Yemen's Armed Forces, in solidarity with Palestinians, have targeted several ships linked to Israel or heading for occupied territories in the strategic Red Sea. Yemen argues that these actions aim to curb what it perceives as Israel's genocidal war on Gaza, resulting in a devastating toll of over 24,000 lives, predominantly women and children.

While Yemen's actions are considered as a response to the dire situation in Gaza, the US and its allies have portrayed Yemen's attacks as a menace to international peace.