News - Yemen: The leader of the Yemeni , Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, emphasized that the resistance and steadfastness of the Palestinian factions in Gaza, particularly through their jihadist operations, are the greatest obstacles for the Israeli enemy. 

In the televised speech on Thursday, Sayyed Abdulmalik addressed the situation in Gaza and the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe. He highlighted that acts of genocide have resulted in over 4,000 massacres, including 30 in the past week alone.

He pointed out that U.S. President Joe Biden recently approved a large deal of bombs, shells, and ammunition for the Israeli enemy, aimed at killing women and children. He further criticized the crime of starvation in Gaza, blaming complicit and cowardly regimes for standing by as the Palestinian people suffer from hunger.

The leader also noted that the al-Qassam Brigades, Saraya al-Quds, and other resistance factions in Gaza have continued their struggle even after 15 months of comprehensive Israeli aggression. 

He revealed that the al-Qassam Brigades carried out over 10 impactful operations this week, including shelling settlements in what is referred to as the "Gaza envelope."

Sayyed Abdulmalik explained that the Israeli enemy continues its policy of restricting supplies into Gaza, allowing only minimal aid, while forming gangs of collaborators to loot the limited assistance entering the area. 

He added that in some cases, Israeli soldiers themselves are directly looting aid near military checkpoints. Meanwhile, the health infrastructure in Gaza remains systematically targeted by the Israeli enemy.

The leader condemned the bombing of Kamal Adwan Hospital as a blatant crime and emphasized that the Israeli enemy continues to attack the Indonesian Hospital and other facilities providing minimal services under severe siege. Israeli lawmakers in the Knesset, he noted, are still demanding greater destruction of Gaza’s life-sustaining infrastructure.

He also highlighted the plight of Palestinian refugees in Gaza, who have become entirely displaced without proper shelters. The Israeli enemy, he said, continues its genocidal policies, denying the people of Gaza their basic human rights and targeting the Al-Aqsa Mosque through repeated incursions. 

“These incursions are part of a deliberate strategy to normalize such acts in the eyes of Muslims,” Sayyed Abdulmalik warns.

Regarding the West Bank, Sayyed Abdulmalik pointed out that daily Israeli aggression occurs there, with leading Israeli figures calling for genocidal operations in cities like Jenin, Nablus, and Tulkarm, similar to what has happened in Jabalia in Gaza.

He criticized the Palestinian Authority for contributing to the suffering of its people in the West Bank.

Sayyed Abdulmalik described these statements as tyrannical and indicative of American hubris and oppression.

Despite this aggression, Sayyed Abdulmalik affirmed that Israel failed to achieve its declared aim of neutralizing Hezbollah, which remains a powerful and steadfast force in the Lebanese arena. 

He reiterated that Hezbollah has grown stronger, forming a solid and unyielding front against Israel.

He condemned the U.S. for exploiting the situation by establishing new military bases and recruiting mercenaries from among Syrians to secure its looted resources.

He urged the people of these nations to recognize the Israeli agenda of greed and aggression and prepare themselves with strength and resistance to protect their sovereignty and resources.

Sayyed Abdulmalik concluded by emphasizing that current policies in the region will not alter Israel’s ambitions or aggressive behavior, calling for unity and preparedness among Arab nations to confront these threats effectively.