News - Yemen: The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi described the Israeli US-aggression in Gaza as “the most heinous war crime witnessed in modern times”.

In a speech this Thursday evening, he explained the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, as well as the dangerous escalation in the West Bank and the increasing targeting of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The leader emphasized that the Israeli enemy has continued its comprehensive war against civilians for over fifty days.  

He pointed out that the healthcare system in Gaza has been almost completely destroyed, with medical supplies and fuel being blocked, leading to the deaths of dozens of patients, including 40% of kidney disease sufferers.  

Sayyed Abdulmalik added that the enemy is implementing a policy of "organized starvation" as a tool to pressure the Palestinian people, preventing the entry of food and medicine while simultaneously bombing any attempts to provide basic necessities.  

He also revealed that around a thousand Palestinians were martyred or wounded in the past week alone, most of them women and children, stressing that the horrific images of children's mutilated bodies seen daily are the result of American bombs, which Washington continues to supply to the Zionist entity.  

The leader criticized Israeli claims of achieving military successes, noting that the enemy is incapable of confronting the resistance directly and instead resorts to destroying infrastructure and killing civilians.  

He affirmed that so-called "military achievements" are nothing but lies and theatrics, as the enemy has failed to uncover tunnels or make any real progress on the ground.  

Regarding the West Bank, Sayyed Abdulmalik warned of the dangerous escalation in gradual annexation, with settlement activity expanding unprecedentedly, accompanied by home demolitions and land confiscation.  

He specifically highlighted the situation in Jenin, where around 3,000 housing units have been damaged as part of what he described as a "destructive program" to eliminate Palestinian refugee camps.  

The leader also expressed deep concern over the increasing attacks on Al-Aqsa Mosque, noting that the past few days saw the largest incursion in its history, involving over 7,000 settlers.  

He warned that these incursions are part of a systematic plan to sway public opinion into accepting the idea of demolishing Al-Aqsa Mosque and building the so-called "Temple," referencing a circulated video depicting this intended crime.  

Sayyed Abdulmalik explicitly accused the United States of being "the primary partner in war crimes," revealing the ongoing American airlift that delivers massive quantities of weapons daily to the Zionist entity.  

The leader praised the steadfastness and immense sacrifices of the Palestinian people, affirming that the choice of resistance has proven effective despite all challenges. He called on the Arab and Islamic nations to take practical stances in supporting Palestine, severing all ties with the Zionist entity, and expressed confidence that victory will ultimately belong to the resistance.