News - Yemen: Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi urged the Yemeni people to continue mobilizing and persist in their weekly demonstrations to support the people of the Gaza Strip, emphasizing the need for unwavering commitment.

"We are entering the blessed month while engaging in jihad to support the Palestinian people through missiles, drones, financial aid, and widespread popular mobilization," Sayyed Abdulmalik stated in an expanded meeting attended by scholars and state leaders to welcome the holy month of Ramadan.

He affirmed that it is not surprising that many people may feel bored with weekly Gaza support rallies, despite their simplicity, pointing spending 2 hours weekly in Al-Sabeen Square is a vital personal jihad stage.

He emphasized that the demonstrations are not only symbolic but are also linked to missile strikes and combat operations. "When the United States observes missiles and drones approaching its warships, it perceives a significant level of popular support behind these actions."

"Participation in these rallies is not only commendable and necessary but also sends a powerful message to the enemy that there is strong support behind the naval operations," he added.

Sayyed Abdulmalik pointed out that many Muslims have turned a deaf ear to the calls from Gaza, indicating a lack of spiritual commitment. "Ignoring the plight of Gaza would be a grave violation of religious duty."

"If specific developments occur during Ramadan, we will respond accordingly, guided by the principles of justice and righteousness," he stated.

Sayyed Abdulmalik reiterated that Yemen's operations in support of Gaza will continue in Ramadan, and the activities will persist. Certain essential actions must be maintained.

The Israeli regime launched the savage campaign in Gaza on October 7 after the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas carried out a surprise operation against the occupying entity in response to the regime’s never-ending atrocities against Palestinians.

The regime has since killed at least 31,045 Palestinians, mostly women and children. Thousands more are also missing and presumed dead under the rubble.

Yemenis have openly expressed their support for Palestine's struggle against Israeli occupation, particularly intensified after the Israeli devastating attack on Gaza on October 7.

Yemeni Armed Forces announced that they would prevent the Israeli-bounded ships from moving through the Red Sea, Bab Al-Mandab strait until the Israeli aggression against Gaza stopped and the siege was lifted.