News - Yemen: The Political Bureau of Ansarullah condemned the ongoing bloody massacres committed by the Zionist enemy against the Palestinian people in Gaza, most recently the massacre occurring in Khan Younis.

Ansarullah's Political Bureau stated that the series of Zionist massacres constitutes the crime of the century and the Holocaust of the age.

The bureau added that the enemy's continued bloodshed, amid international complicity and total official Arab silence, confirms that human rights have become nothing more than a false and deceptive slogan.

The bureau clarified that the US has supported, encouraged, and participated in all the crimes of the Zionist enemy through funding, weaponry, and political positions.

It condemned in the strongest terms the continued perpetration of massacres, bloodshed, and targeting of civilians' homes and gatherings. It reiterated the call for all free people around the world to work to stop the bloodshed and end the aggression and blockade on Gaza and the West Bank.

The Political Bureau noted that Yemen will remain committed to supporting and standing by the Palestinian people, based on religious, moral, Islamic, and humanitarian responsibilities.

It also emphasized that the Yemeni Armed Forces will continue to escalate in retaliation for the bloodshed of Palestinians and Yemenis, which have merged in the Battle of the Promised Conquest and the Holy Jihad.

Recently, 90 Palestinians, half of whom were children and women, were killed, and 300 others were injured, including dozens of children and women, in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, in a massacre committed by Zionist enemy forces through house bombardment and intense firebombing.

Israeli forces targeted a residential building belonging to the Shurabji family on the main road between Al-Nas Intersection and Al-Aqsa University Roundabout in Al-Mawasi Khan Younis, which the enemy had previously designated as a safe area. They carried out firebombing and shelled the tents of displaced persons and civil defense crews who arrived for rescue operations.