News - Yemen: The Leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, reaffirmed the unwavering stance of the Yemeni people in support of Palestine until it is fully liberated from Israeli occupation.

He emphasized that the Palestinian cause, Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the sanctities remain ongoing issues, affirming the Palestinian people's right to freedom, independence, and the liberation of Palestine from Israeli occupation. He declared that the responsibility for liberating Palestine is a continuous duty for Yemen and all Muslims.

Regarding the current situation, he said: "We are now monitoring the stages of implementing the agreement in its entirety and are prepared to escalate at any stage should the Israeli enemy return to escalation or breach the agreement." 

He added: "We remain in constant readiness, with fingers on the trigger, and our actions are tied to the enemy's adherence to the agreement."

He affirmed Yemen's readiness to re-escalate alongside Palestinian fighters if needed, stating, "We are prepared and continually working to ready ourselves for the inevitable future confrontations in every field, aiming for stronger performances in those rounds." 

He also pledged, "We will resist all attempts by adversaries to divert our people from their stance and direction, regardless of the methods they employ."

Addressing skeptics of Yemen's positions, he said: "To those who doubt our positions or belittle their significance in aiding the Americans and Israelis: the field is open to you. The responsibility is also on you. Step forward, do more than we are doing, stronger and better. Our stance toward you will not mirror yours toward us. We will be highly supportive of any serious, sincere, and impactful efforts to support the Palestinian people."

To the Palestinians, he reiterated: "We said to Palestinians at the beginning of these events, 'You are not alone; God is with you, and we are with you until victory.' With God’s blessing, we stood firm, and our noble people stood firmly with the Palestinian people and their fighters until this victory in Gaza was achieved."

On another note, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi praised the public mobilization in Yemen, describing it as extraordinary and unparalleled worldwide.

"The weekly mass rallies, which continued for 15 months, were massive, with millions gathering in hundreds of squares, led by Al-Sabeen Square in Sana'a. This level of participation has no equivalent anywhere in the world," he said.

He elaborated that these weekly rallies persisted without fatigue or decline. "The awe-inspiring image of millions of Yemenis in Al-Sabeen Square and other venues became a weekly scene witnessed by the world, unrelenting in intensity or presence."

He highlighted that participation continued regardless of extreme heat, cold, rain, fasting during Ramadan, and even during nights of bombardment and aggression. "People in Sana'a would rally even as the bombing occurred nearby, standing firm and unshaken in an extraordinary display of resilience, fortitude, and courage."

Regarding military mobilization, he explained that it was crucial, with hundreds of thousands of Yemenis trained. "The process of military mobilization continues and, God willing, will be even larger and stronger," he added.

He also highlighted the importance of the numerous tribal and social initiatives, stating: "There were hundreds of thousands of diverse protests and significant tribal gatherings that played an essential role."