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Saba Yemen
05-05-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Al-Houthi: Bombing of Lod Ben Gurion Airport confirms developments mentioned by Leader
Sana'a - Saba" Member of the Supreme Political Council Mohammed Ali al-Houthi on Monday confirmed that the Yemeni Armed Forces' bombing of Lod Ben Gurion Airport confirms the developments mentioned by Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi. Mohammed Ali al-Houthi tweeted on "X" platform, "The blessed strike proves the development that the Leader spoke of, confirms the failure of the defense systems in the region and the entity, and confirms the continued failure of the American aggression to stop the Yemeni support for Gaza." He called on the enemies to halt this strike, which plowed through Lod Airport and achieved a direct hit that the enemy could not cover up. Al-Houthi added, "The enemies must acknowledge their criminal actions to stop the support that failed and did not achieve their goals." The member of the Supreme Political Council also emphasized the importance of continuing support for Gaza as a religious mission and an honorable and necessary stance to stop the criminality and terrorism of the entity's crimes of genocide there. He reiterated that stopping the aggression and brutality and lifting the siege on Gaza is the shortest and least costly path to success than continuing to commit war crimes and the useless American follies to terrorize the region. Mohammed Ali al-Houthi pointed out that the only solution is to stop the aggression and lift the siege on Gaza, or to develop further, both quantitatively and qualitatively, to confront American and Israeli terrorism at the hands of the heroes of Yemen, Palestine, and others. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Saba Yemen
25-04-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Supreme Political Council salutes Yemeni masses for their patience, struggle, & honorable presence across all fronts
Sana'a – SABA: The Supreme Political Council extended its greetings, gratitude, and appreciation to the steadfast and free people of Yemen for their struggle, patience, and honorable presence across all arenas in response to the call of the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi. In a statement issued today, the Council addressed the Yemeni people, saying: "You have thwarted all conspiracies against our country in the past, and, God willing, you will continue to do so through your awareness, struggle, and—above all—your faith, trust in God, and reliance on Him." The statement posed a rhetorical question: "How could you not, when every week you present a picture of Yemeni resilience that obliterates every scheme, crime, and deception of the arrogant, criminal enemy?" It added: "How could you not, when the relatives of the martyrs—may God have mercy on them—and the wounded—may God heal them—strike back at the American enemy with double force, dealing it painful blows in response to its crimes against civilians? Their powerful stances and unwavering resolve, shown in their public statements captured by cameras after each crime, shake the enemy and move the world." The Council continued: "With this brilliance and harmony alongside the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi—may God preserve him—and the decision of the Republic of Yemen, its armed forces, and all its civil and security institutions to support our people in Gaza until the aggression ends and the siege is lifted—we are, through this noble stance and divinely guided Yemeni might, restoring Yemen's rightful historical place among nations. No power on earth will be able to achieve any malicious goals or succeed in any conspiracy against our great nation as long as we remain united with such a high spirit, bearing our responsibility before Almighty God." The Supreme Political Council also affirmed its commitment to fulfilling the demands of the free people, stating: "We affirm our commitment to your demands, as expressed in your honorable march, particularly the boycott of American products. We reiterate our directive to the government to promptly issue the necessary decisions, announce the implementation procedures, identify and publish the list of American products to be boycotted, inform their importers to seek alternatives, and coordinate with local authorities and media outlets on this matter." Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)
Al Manar
24-03-2025
- Politics
- Al Manar
Unjust and brutal: Houthi Blasts Israeli aggression on Lebanon, Yemen Vows Unwavering Support
In a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement, the Israeli military has launched a series of airstrikes across southern and eastern Lebanon, prompting a strong response from the Yemeni leadership. Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, the leader of the Ansar Allah movement in Yemen, condemned the 'unjustified aggression' and affirmed that his country stands firmly with Lebanon and Hezbollah. 'Yemen will not stand by and watch the Zionist attacks on Lebanon,' he declared, addressing the people of Lebanon and Hezbollah, 'You are not alone; we stand with you against any aggression.' The latest wave of Israeli attacks began on March 22, with the occupation forces targeting multiple locations in southern Lebanon, including the archaeological district of Tyre, as well as areas in the Bekaa Valley in the east. The strikes resulted in the deaths of at least five civilians, including a child, and left 11 others wounded, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. 'This renewed hostility is a clear violation of Lebanon's sovereignty and the ceasefire agreement,' said a spokesperson for the Lebanese government. 'We condemn these actions in the strongest possible terms and call on the international community to intervene and hold Israel accountable.' The Yemeni leader, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, reiterated his country's unwavering support for the people of Lebanon and Hezbollah, stating, 'Yemen's firm and principled stance supports Hezbollah and the Lebanese people in any major developments or full-scale Zionist escalation.'
Saba Yemen
08-03-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Al-Houthi's Deadline Disrupts Zionist Enemy's Calculations and Its Supporters
Sana'a - SABA: Written by the Political Editor In his latest speech, the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, reaffirmed Yemen's religious, principled, and humanitarian stance in support of the just cause of the Palestinian people. He emphasized the need to confront Zionist arrogance and its daily aggressions against unarmed Palestinians who remain steadfast in their land and their right to live with dignity. Historical facts and years of conflict with the Zionist enemy have made it clear to all that pleading for peace with this enemy and its supporters is futile. The only language they understand is the language of power, as they are essentially armed gangs that seized Palestinian land by force, with the backing of colonial powers—particularly Britain, the U.S., and other European imperialist nations. Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi was explicit when he set a four-day deadline for mediators to facilitate humanitarian aid to Gaza. If the Zionist enemy continues to block aid entry and keep border crossings closed after this period, Yemen will resume its naval military operations against Israel. He stressed that Yemen will not stand idly by and that the siege will be met with a blockade. This stance reflects Yemen's principled, faith-based, and humanitarian commitment to Palestine—a position deeply rooted in the history of the Arab-Zionist conflict. Given the escalating situation in occupied Palestine, Yemen deems it a religious, moral, and humanitarian responsibility to respond to the latest Zionist aggression. It is self-evident that if the Zionist enemy does not comply with the conditions set by the revolutionary leader, the resumption of military operations will become inevitable. Furthermore, Israel's economy will face an unprecedented challenge. This warning will not be taken lightly by the Zionist regime, which knows all too well that Yemen's actions precede its words. Unlike the ineffective condemnations and denunciations of others, Yemen's position is based on action. The Zionist entity, which seized Palestine through blood and continues to sustain itself through blood, understands that only force can deter its colonial and settler gangs. Sayyed al-Houthi's warning has resonated widely on national, regional, and international levels. - Nationally, a massive demonstration took place in Sana'a last night in support of the revolutionary leader's speech. Protesters welcomed the deadline for mediators to facilitate aid entry into Gaza. - Palestinian response: The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) praised al-Houthi's decision, describing it as a bold move reflecting the deep ties between Yemen and Palestine. Hamas emphasized that this stance is a continuation of Yemen's steadfast support for Gaza throughout 15 months of genocide. Other Palestinian factions also issued statements commending Yemen's position. - Arab reaction: Silence remains dominant—a clear indication that no action will be taken. - Internationally, however, world powers are taking this threat seriously, knowing that it will be carried out if necessary. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Al Binaa
08-03-2025
- Politics
- Al Binaa
Al-Houthi: Naval Blockade on the Occupying Entity Resumes in Four Days if Gaza Aid Doesn't Enter / Massacres Claim Hundreds in Syria's Coastal Region as Jableh Comes Under Fire… Toward Somalisation
The political editor wrote As U.S.-Israeli threats of war on Gaza intensify, and the resistance reaffirms its commitment to the ceasefire agreement, which stipulates a complete cessation of hostilities and a full withdrawal in exchange for the release of prisoners, Ansar Allah leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has issued a four-day ultimatum for the resumption of humanitarian aid into Gaza. He warned that if aid deliveries do not resume, Yemen will reinstate its naval blockade on trade to and from the occupying entity. This move comes despite the risks of escalating confrontation with the United States, whose President Donald Trump has designated Ansar Allah as a terrorist organisation, imposed further sanctions on its leaders, and threatened additional measures against the group. In Syria's coastal region, the security situation has deteriorated dramatically. Clashes that erupted two days ago between Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and the Coastal Military Council have spiraled beyond expectations, evolving into full-scale massacres against civilians. Hundreds have been killed as HTS, struggling to secure a decisive victory, enlisted volunteers to bolster its ranks. Shocking footage of mass killings, showing women, men, the elderly, children, and entire families slaughtered, has flooded social media, prompting international actors to issue only cautious calls for restraint and an end to the bloodshed. Notably, the only governments to voice explicit support for HTS and its administration were Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Meanwhile, international analysts have voiced deep concern over Syria's future, openly discussing the country's fragmentation and its descent into a failed state akin to Somalia. With the north and south already fractured, unifying Syria's geography appears increasingly unattainable, as the one-color government pursues a rigid ideological agenda, U.S. sanctions remain in place, and the occupying Israeli entity continues its incursions into Syrian territory. In Lebanon, Israeli airstrikes have escalated sharply, surpassing twenty strikes in a single day and extending across the entirety of southern Lebanon in an unprecedented violation of Lebanese sovereignty. This has raised pressing questions about what remains of the ceasefire agreement and whether diplomatic efforts to uphold it are anything more than an exercise in futility. The supposed overseers of the agreement seem utterly incapable of action, reviving the dead might be an easier task than mobilising them. Now, Lebanon faces a decisive moment: what course of action will the state and the resistance take? What level of coordination will emerge between them? The current situation is untenable, and waiting for an uncertain resolution that will never come only exacerbates the crisis. Finger-pointing and blame-shifting mean nothing in the face of this challenge. The only way forward is to acknowledge a national failure of immense magnitude and muster the courage to confront it at the scale it demands.
