News - Yemen: Yemen's Parliament has renewed its support for Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi's speech regarding the steps necessary to confront the aggressive escalation by the Saudi regime, aimed at harming the national economy in service of the US and the Zionist entity.

In a statement issued Saturday, the council called for national unity and support for any options taken by the leadership to defend the rights of the Yemeni people and to confront the conspiracies targeting their resources and interests.

The statement reiterated support for continuing to back the Palestinian people in confronting the criminal Zionist-American aggression on the Gaza Strip and all occupied Palestinian territories.

The statement warned of the consequences for the Saudi regime and the normalization countries aligning with American-Zionist dictates to undermine the determination, persistence, and will of the Yemeni people and their supportive stance towards the Palestinian people and their resistance.

It emphasized the importance of heeding Sana'a's warnings against interfering in Yemen's internal affairs and the dangers of manipulating the economic situation, as the consequences will be dire for the security and stability of the countries that ignore these warnings.

In conclusion, the Parliament renewed its condemnation of the ongoing Arab abandonment of the Palestinian people, denouncing the disgraceful Arab and Islamic silence on the continued perpetration of massacres and war crimes by the Zionist enemy against the brothers in Gaza and the occupied Palestinian territories.

Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi has issued a stern warning to the Saudi regime about the economic escalation against the Yemeni people under American orders. He emphasized that the warning, given at the beginning of the new Hijri year, is serious and highlighted that the regime is worsening the situation. He condemned the prohibition of flights from Sana’a airport and the targeting of banks, airports, and the port as unacceptable red lines.

Sayyed Abdulmalik asserted that no American agent could deter the Yemeni people, who show their resilience through weekly mass demonstrations. He noted that the positions of the Saudi regime and some Gulf countries align with Israeli, American, and British logic. The harassment of local banks and companies by Saudi Arabia is seen as unjust and aggressive.

The leader stressed that measures to counter Saudi aggression, particularly in the economic field, are part of the broader battle to support Gaza. He clarified that no actions would divert Yemen from supporting the Palestinian people. He warned the Saudi regime to abandon its unjustified and unacceptable path, dismissing their claims of being pressured by the Americans.