Ansarallah leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi affirmed Yemen’s unwavering support for the Palestinian Resistance, vowing continued readiness against Israeli aggression and condemning Western complicity in Gaza’s devastation.

Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, leader of Yemen’s Ansarallah movement, said that the martyrdom of Armed Forces Chief of Staff Major General Mohammed al-Ghamari crowns Yemen’s unwavering support for the Palestinian Resistance in the Battle of the Promised Conquest and the Sacred Jihad.

In a televised speech on Thursday, Sayyed al-Houthi stated that Major General al-Ghamari had made “a significant contribution to the battle of supporting Gaza,” stressing that his comrades “are continuing the path with sacrifice and steadfastness.”

He extended his condolences to the martyr’s family, his comrades, and “all the free people who have stood for the just cause in the face of aggression.”

Sinwar: Symbol of Steadfastness and Sacrifice

On the anniversary of the martyrdom of Palestinian leader Yahya al-Sinwar, Sayyed al-Houthi described him as “a symbol of Palestinian steadfastness and sacrifice in the path of God’s satisfaction,” adding that his legacy carries “great lessons for generations in resilience and resistance.”

He noted that the Israeli occupation and its backers, foremost among them the United States, were forced into prisoner exchange negotiations after failing to recover captives through military means.

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Al-Houthi warned that “the Israeli occupation has pushed the entire region to the brink of a comprehensive war,” pointing to continued violations in Gaza and a “clear reduction in the volume of humanitarian aid that is a right for the Palestinian people.”

He stressed that despite Western backing and the scale of its military campaign, Israel failed to break the will of the Palestinian people or their Resistance, calling the latest agreement “a significant failure given the extensive American and Western support the occupation enjoyed.”

The Expansion of the Axis of Resistance

Sayyed al-Houthi described the widening of support fronts following Operation Al-Aqsa Flood as “a qualitative shift in the confrontation.”

He praised Hezbollah’s “immense support and sacrifices” in Lebanon, including the martyrdom of its leaders and fighters, most notably Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, affirming that “Israel sought to eliminate the Resistance in Lebanon but failed.”

He also highlighted the growing Iraqi front as “a significant transformation,” saying it has become “an immense concern for the Israeli occupation.”

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Al-Houthi commended the steadfast support of the Islamic Republic of Iran in confronting “all challenges and pressures up to the level of war,” recalling the sacrifices of its “freedom-fighting leaders, foremost among them the martyred Commander Qassem Soleimani.”

He noted that the Yemeni front has been distinctive in its “comprehensive movement on both the official and popular levels,” with missile, drone, and naval operations continuing “extensively and with significant momentum.”

Al-Houthi emphasized that one of the most important developments of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood was the two-year-long military engagement, with naval operations achieving “clear, strategic successes.”

Yemen’s Continued Commitment to Palestine

The Ansarallah leader reaffirmed Yemen’s “permanent readiness for support operations should the Israeli enemy resume its aggression,” saying Yemen “assures our freedom-fighting brothers in Palestine of our continued presence and preparedness.”

He said that “aircraft carriers, once symbols of US power, have now become a burden for America,” accusing Washington of providing “political cover and protection for the crime of the century in Gaza.”

“Yemen will remain at the forefront of supporters for the Palestinian Resistance until the promised victory is achieved,” he declared.

Addressing the joint aggressions on Yemen, al-Houthi said that “the American, British, and Israeli enemies carried out nearly three thousand airstrikes and naval bombardments targeting civilian infrastructure.”

Yemen’s Ansarallah Announces Chief of Staff Killed in Israeli Airstrikes

Despite the onslaught, he said, “the Americans failed completely to prevent or weaken Yemeni support for Gaza,” adding that Yemeni forces had adapted and turned challenges into opportunities.

“The enemies tried to tighten the siege, but they failed to make the Yemeni people withdraw their stance,” he said, praising the people’s resilience despite “direct targeting, infrastructure destruction, and economic blockade.”

He added that “the Yemeni Armed Forces have offered their personnel as a sacrifice to God,” affirming that the Yemeni people “have taken action, fearing none but God, despite Washington’s attempts to paralyze the nation’s will and isolate Palestine.”

Espionage under Humanitarian Guises

Sayyed al-Houthi also revealed intelligence findings alleging that individuals affiliated with international humanitarian organizations were involved in espionage.

He claimed that arrested agents linked to the World Food Programme (WFP) and UNICEF had provided intelligence used to target Yemeni officials. “These enemy spy cells were trained and equipped with advanced technology,” he said, asserting that “the Americans and Israelis used humanitarian organizations as a cover to protect and facilitate the movement of these cells.”

Gaza Will Not Forget, Palestine Will Remember

Call for Mass Mobilization

Al-Houthi emphasized that “the Israeli enemy only complies when it is forced to,” calling for “high vigilance and readiness” and stressing that maintaining a strong deterrent remains “an absolute necessity.”

He expressed hope that the next phase will see “a continuation of the ceasefire, extensive reconstruction of Gaza, and a complete end to aggression.”

Concluding his address, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi reiterated: “The rule with the enemy is: if you return [to fighting], so shall we. We remain committed to this principle and confident in God’s victory.”

He called on Yemenis to “take part in a large, million-strong demonstration to reaffirm steadfastness and readiness for any escalation or breach by the enemy.”

(PC, Al Mayadeen)