Sayyed Houthi: US Informed Oman about Halt of Attacks on Yemen after Failure to Prevent Fire at ‘Israel'
Sayyed Houthi indicated that the Israeli enemy has been continuing its brutal aggression on Gaza for 19 months and persists in committing the crime of the century.
'The Ummah is in a very dangerous state when it ignores the Israeli enemy, which is an enemy to the entire Ummah—not just to the Palestinian people.'
Sayyed Houthi wondered how some Arab kings and leaders may kill those who rightfully criticize them, yet they are not provoked by the Zionist doctrine that views them as less than donkeys and animals.
'The common denominator between religious and secular Zionists is their drive to dominate our nation to fulfill their project of 'Greater Israel',' Sayyed Houthi warned, 'There are deliberate steps to fully seize and control Al-Aqsa Mosque, leading to its destruction and the construction of the alleged temple by the enemies.'
'The operations carried out by the fighters in Gaza confirm the effectiveness of their stance and their steadfastness. -This level of resilience and sacrifice by the fighters and the Palestinian people deserves the full support and backing of the Ummah.'
Sayyed Houthi noted that Yemen has resumed its attacks on the Israeli occupation entity since the resumption of the Zionist genocidal war on Gaza, recording more than 131 operations.
'The operation targeting Lod Airport (Ben Gurion) had a very significant global resonance and drew widespread commentary from experts and analysts. The Americans carried out aggressive operations against our country this week, with nearly 200 airstrikes and naval bombardments.'
One of the primary goals of the Americans and Israelis is to eliminate our military operations, but they have failed, Sayyed Houthi affirmed.
'The Lod operation exposed the vulnerability of the Israeli enemy to Yemeni missiles and the collapse of both 'Israeli' and American defense barriers. Major airline companies announced halting their flights to the occupation entity, the number of travelers decreased, and the tourism and commercial sectors suffered major losses.'
Sayyed Houthi added that the attack on Lod Airport forced more than 3 million Zionists into shelters and led to a suspension of operations at the airport for a significant period, highlighting the state of fear and mass panic among Zionists is significant and plays a major role in pressuring the Israeli enemy.'
Sayyed Houthi indicated that the American air and naval bombardment on Yemen exceeded 1712 airstrikes and naval attacks, adding that there was a clear escalation in the second round of the American aggression to support the Israeli enemy, but failed miserably.
'Faced with failure, the Americans reached the conclusion to halt this support, as they announced and communicated this to our brothers in Oman.'
The Yemeni position was not, as the criminal Trump claimed, based on begging and submission from Yemen — this is far from the truth and impossible by all means, Sayyed Houthi affirmed.
'If the Americans engage in any round of aggression, we are prepared to face them, relying on Allah Almighty.'
The escalation of American aggression did not affect our military capabilities, nor did it halt the operations or influence the popular will, which remained steadfast every week, according to Sayyed Houthi who added that the Yemenis were out in massive millions-strong rallies in hundreds of squares, with demonstrations unparalleled anywhere in the world.
'Our stance is firm and comprehensive in supporting the Palestinian people, whether through bombing deep into occupied Palestine or imposing a ban on Israeli ships. The real loss is when a nation or people lose their human dignity, their faith, and their future with Allah when they succumb and surrender to the enemy.'
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