News - Yemen: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi described Yemen's operations deep within Israeli territory over the past week as exceptional, emphasizing that Yemen will not cease its operations regardless of pressures or temptations.

He added that while Israel boasted about its air superiority and dominance over the resistance in Gaza, it was caught off guard by the continued operations from Yemen.

Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted Israel's surprise at the effectiveness and momentum of Yemen's strikes, noting that the Israeli discourse now reflects frustration regarding Yemen's strategic capabilities. 

The leader further explained that despite possessing advanced defense systems unmatched by any other nation, these defenses failed to intercept Yemeni missiles. He mentioned the widespread panic caused by air raid sirens, with some Israelis succumbing to stampedes or heart attacks, in addition to the direct damages caused by missile strikes.

He noted that Yemen's missile operations have shattered Israel's defensive superiority, pointing to the unsettling image of a Yemeni missile bypassing all interceptors as a symbol of Israeli failure.

He affirmed that Yemen's operations remain active and impactful, causing significant frustration among Israeli and U.S. political and security leaders. He underscored Yemen's unwavering commitment to supporting the Palestinian people, stating, "Our stance with the Palestinian people is a principled and religious one that we will never abandon, no matter the pressures or temptations."

The leader also highlighted the economic impact of Yemen's maritime operations on Israel, stressing that the enemy acknowledges its inability to confront Yemen’s challenge, which is rooted in faith, awareness, and reliance on God.

He also referenced Israel's intelligence struggles in Yemen, citing its inability to obtain critical information or achieve security breakthroughs. As a result, Israel has resorted to recruiting individuals familiar with Yemeni dialects and culture, reflecting its desperation in addressing the intelligence gap.

The leader mocked Israel's attempts to involve the UN Security Council to condemn and halt Yemen’s operations, describing such actions as a sign of confusion and desperation.

He also criticized Israel’s reliance on mercenaries, calling it absurd that a state perceived by its allies as powerful would pin its hopes on mercenaries to resolve its issues with Yemen.

In conclusion, Sayyed Abdulmalik reaffirmed Yemen’s steadfastness in its operations and its unyielding support for the Palestinian cause, emphasizing that neither threats nor coercion will deter Yemen from its path.