News - Yemen: The Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi strongly condemned the Zionist violations against the Lebanese people and the targeting of the Islamic resistance in Lebanon.

In his speech on Saturday, marking the 10th anniversary of the September 21 Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik affirmed that the crimes committed over the past week, including the most recent attacks, will not weaken Hezbollah’s steadfast support for Gaza.

The Leader confirmed Yemen's Armed Forces will stand by the side of Lebanese Hezbollah resistance fighters in the fight against the occupying Israeli regime.

“Our stance regarding continued support of Yemen for the resistance front remains solid and unshakable. We strive to provide the Palestinian nation with greater support. We stand by the side of all our Muslim brethren, Hezbollah resistance fighters as well as all freedom-loving people of the world,” Said Abdulmalik said.

He described the recent heinous crime where people were mass-targeted using beeper devices and other similar means, highlighting the Zionist enemy’s criminality and its intent to commit widespread genocide against thousands of Lebanese civilians.

“These are civilian tools—ordinary devices used by groups such as doctors, nurses, universities, pharmacies, and restaurants. The goal was to kill a large number of people in a brutal and lawless manner,” he said.

Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that this barbarity showcases the Zionist regime's status as an irredeemable enemy, posing a real and immediate threat to human societies, particularly Arabs and Muslims. He stressed the responsibility of the Arab and Muslim world to confront this threat, asserting that the Zionist entity’s main role is to act as a tool of oppression for Zionist and intelligence forces targeting the region.

The Leader warned that no Arab country or people, whether in Palestine, Lebanon, or elsewhere, should believe that Israel harbors different feelings toward them than it does for the Palestinians and Lebanese.

Sayyed Abdulmalik pointed to the Zionist enemy's recent targeting of Hezbollah leaders and civilians in the southern suburbs of Beirut as both an escalation and a brutal assault on Lebanese sovereignty and security.

He noted that the enemy’s attacks against Hezbollah and the Lebanese people are part of a broader strategy of genocide, aimed at securing a decisive victory in the ongoing battle in Gaza.

The Leader praised Hezbollah’s significant and impactful role, stating that the Israeli regime cannot overlook its influence as Hezbollah continues to strike back against the enemy daily.

Sayyed Abdulmalik reaffirmed that Hezbollah remains steadfast and unwavering in its support for the Palestinian people and Gaza, and that no amount of Israeli aggression will deter it from its clear and principled stance.

He also emphasized that Hezbollah is a cohesive, resilient force, supported by a united and self-sacrificing population. The battle against Israel, he said, is one that spans Palestine, Lebanon, and the entire region, with the same enemy at the heart of it.

He reiterated the belief shared by fighters in Lebanon, Palestine, and across the region: the inevitable demise of the Israeli regime. Sayyed Abdulmalik clarified that the criminal nature of the Israeli entity ensures that it cannot continue in its current state, adding that this is a vital and undeniable truth.

The death toll from the Israeli airstrikes on the Lebanese capital Beirut rises to 14 as the regime’s military said it staged a “targeted strike” against the city.

Lebanon’s Health Ministry said 66 others were also wounded in the aggression.

According to Lebanon’s official National News Agency (NNA), five children were among the fatalities.

The Israeli regime has intensified its attacks on the country, mostly its southern areas, since October 7, when it launched a genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.

Hezbollah has been responding with hundreds of retaliatory strikes both in support of the war-hit Gazans and in response to the Israeli escalation against Lebanon.

The firefight came after explosive devices planted in pagers and walkie-talkies were detonated across Lebanon earlier this week, killing 37 people and wounding thousands of others.

The regime has declined to comment on the blasts so far, but the Lebanese government and Hezbollah have held it squarely responsible for the attacks.

In an address on Thursday, Hezbollah’s Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah described the atrocities as a “war crime” and “a declaration of war.”

The regime would face "tough retribution and just punishment, where it expects it and where it does not," he added.

The regime waged wars against Lebanon in 2000 and 2006 only to be forced into beating humiliating retreats as a result of Hezbollah’s decisive defensive operations.
 

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