News - Yemen: Member of the Supreme Political Council, Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi, stated that the assassination of the martyr of Islam and humanity, Hezbollah's Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, is a message to Arab leaders, who have reached a stage of humiliation and submission in their allegiance to the enemies.

Mohammed Al-Houthi emphasized that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family) is a role model for all people due to his honorable history and the great message he brought, urging that we should continue to be proactive and not delay or halt, despite the events and conspiracies facing the nation.

He explained that the threats made by the Zionist leaders to reach any place pose a threat to the temporary entity, but they cannot affect those who struggle in the way of God, who know whom they are fighting and why, and who are not afraid at all. He clarified that these threats are directed at the submissive and defeated, whose goals, visions, and planning now follow the same course as the enemy's.

He added: "We say to Netanyahu and his terrorist militias, if you are threatening the fighters, they do not care about your threats. If you are directing your threats to the submissive ones, you don't need to, as they have already reached a point worse than what Israel demands of them."

Al-Houthi pointed out that the Yemeni people continue to support their brothers in Palestine and Lebanon, fearing no one but God. He highlighted the positions of the martyred Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, who, on the second day of the aggression against Yemen, expressed solidarity and took a stand against the aggression, despite facing harsh attacks for his stance.

Al-Houthi noted that Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah knew he was under threat and targeted, but he did not retreat or fear, as he was walking the path of Quds. He wanted to send a message to others to continue on the same path. He stressed the need for the nation to return to its glorious history to understand the importance of confronting the oppressors and disbelievers, no matter the sacrifices.

Addressing Hezbollah, he said: "As your statement in mourning blessed the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, we also say to you: may God grant us and you solace in his martyrdom. He has achieved victory, and we have lost a wise man who knew what he was doing and what the Zionists wanted." He emphasized that Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah never hesitated to support Gaza or to confront the criminal Zionists until he was martyred in the way of God. He pointed out that these leaders have the unique quality of not falling in battle until they have built capable leaders to continue on the same path.

Al-Houthi stressed the importance of continuing the jihadist path as taught by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family), affirming that these sacrifices will fuel the victory over the enemies. He added: "We tell the enemy that your bets are doomed to fail, and all your threats mean nothing to us. The threats you aim at the fighters and resistance are empty because the highest they aspire to is what others see as life itself."

The Yemeni Armed Forces have been carrying out numerous strikes against the occupied Palestinian territories since the day when the Israeli regime began the war on Gaza on October 7.

On Saturday, the spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Sare'e, announced that the Yemeni Armed Forces had carried out an operation targeting Yaffa Airport, known as 'Ben Gurion' in Israel, during the arrival of the criminal Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Yemeni Armed Forces carried out this strategic military operation, which observers consider to be the first response to the assassination of the martyr leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.

Hezbollah has been responding to the aggression with numerous retaliatory operations, including one with a hypersonic ballistic missile, targeting the occupied Palestinian territories.

The Lebanese resistance movement has vowed to keep up its operations against Israel as long as the Israeli regime continues its campaign in Gaza, which has so far killed more than 41,600 Palestinians, mostly women and children.