Middle East: The Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine, released a video, Sunday, lasting just over two minutes and nine seconds, titled "From Gaza to Sana'a... Resistance until Reaching Quds."

Some activists viewed such videos as an expression of support and solidarity with the Palestinian cause, considering them a way to showcase the bravery of the resistance and the injustice faced by the Palestinian people.

International media covered the video in various ways, suggesting that it could help raise awareness about the Palestinian issue or be used to justify certain political stances. In general, the impact of these videos depends on the surrounding political, media, and diplomatic context.

Observers noted that the video aims to express gratitude to the Yemeni people and their revolutionary political and military leadership for their support and backing of the resistance in Gaza. It includes scenes reflecting solidarity and cooperation between the Palestinian resistance and Yemeni Armed Forces, symbolizing unity in confronting the Israeli occupation.

The video sent a strong message about shared resistance and solidarity between Gaza and Sana'a, boosting the morale of the resistance. It sought to display mutual support and emphasize unity in facing common challenges.

Activists suggest that these developments could either lead to an escalation in military operations against the Israeli entity and its supporters or bolster diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the situation. The video highlights the unity between jihad factions and resistance movements in Palestine and regional supporters like Yemen, which could significantly impact the ongoing conflict. This unity enhances the resistance's ability to coordinate and plan together, increasing its effectiveness in future confrontations.

Practically, according to activists, the video reflects the extent of military coordination, intelligence sharing, and joint operational planning, as well as media solidarity, with unified messages aimed at boosting morale and demonstrating mutual support both in military fields and political cooperation, including shared diplomatic efforts to strengthen political positions.

According to a group of experts, the joint coordination between resistance factions in Gaza and Sana'a is not new, dating back long before October 7. It includes strategic planning, regular meetings to exchange ideas, develop joint operational plans, and share intelligence and field data to improve operational precision and reduce losses.

Moreover, logistical support, provision of necessary resources and equipment through secure channels, and joint military training to enhance efficiency and readiness are aspects that contribute to strengthening the resistance’s effectiveness and improving its ability to confront the Israeli enemy.

Activists believe that this video affirms the credibility of the statements made by the Yemeni leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi and the Yemeni people when they told Gaza and its resistance, "You are not alone," which increases the resistance's effectiveness in confronting occupation forces. It sends messages of solidarity and mutual support, boosting the morale of both fighters and civilians in Gaza and reinforcing their steadfastness in the face of challenges.

As a result, all these factors combined could alter the dynamics of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, making jihad factions and the resistance more capable of confrontation and achieving their goals, whether on the battlefield or at the negotiating table.