News - Yemen: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddin al-Houthi, commended recent military operations conducted by the Yemeni Armed Forces deep inside Israeli territory, noting that 14 operations were carried out this week using hypersonic missiles, ballistic missiles, and drones.

Sayyed Abdulmalik asserted that Israel is acutely affected by Yemen’s active stance, which he described as a "great blessing." He dismissed the impact of the Israeli airstrike on Sana’a Airport, affirming that Yemen’s operations in support of Palestine will continue. "Any sacrifices we make in the path of God are honorable," he said, framing Yemen’s actions as part of a "practical and jihadist stance against Israel."

The leader further announced plans to escalate operations, stating that future actions would be "more effective and impactful" against Israel.

He argued that Yemen’s growing influence demonstrates the failure of the US-backed escalation, citing Western consensus on Washington’s inability to achieve its objectives in the second round of aggression against Yemen. 

Quoting the US Vice President’s remarks, he highlighted America’s recognition of its diminished dominance and its entanglement in a protracted, draining conflict.

The leader concluded by calling on the Yemeni people to participate in million-person marches tomorrow, Friday, in the capital Sana'a and other governorates. The demonstrations aim to show solidarity with the Palestinian people and support for Islamic holy sites, particularly Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Expressing hope for "a massive and historic turnout”, he emphasized that the protests represent both religious duty and political support, stating: "These million-person marches are an act of devotion to the Prophet Muhammad, a stand for Al-Aqsa Mosque, and support for the oppressed Palestinian people."

He hailed last Friday’s widespread participation, with 1,060 protests and vigils held across cities and rural areas. Over the past 20 months, Yemen has witnessed remarkable activism for Palestine, as 2,112,701 pro-Palestinian events nationwide—including demonstrations, marches, and sit-ins. 

"The level of popular engagement in Yemen on this issue is unmatched by any other cause," he stated.