News - Yemen: The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddin al-Houthi affirmed that the Yemeni front in the battle of the Promised Victory and Sacred Jihad continues its military operations and strikes deep into occupied Palestine.

In his Thursday afternoon speech regarding Yemen’s support for the resistance in Gaza, the leader stated that this week, "11 ballistic missiles, hypersonic missiles, and drones were launched at enemy targets in Haifa, Jaffa, and Ashdod."

He explained that "among this week’s operations were five missiles targeting Lod Airport, which the Israeli enemy calls ‘Ben Gurion Airport’ in occupied Jaffa." He emphasized that "the most notable operation this week was Tuesday evening’s strike—a powerful, effective, and successful operation."

The leader revealed that "Tuesday’s operation caused clear confusion and disarray in the Israeli enemy’s defense systems," noting that "the enemy fired multiple interceptor missiles that evening, some coinciding with the takeoff of a plane from Lod Airport."

Sayyed Abdulmalik added that "smoke columns were seen around the airport, confirming the missile’s impact," stressing that "the operation forced millions of Zionist settlers to flee to shelters and triggered alarm sirens in hundreds of occupied towns and cities."

The leader pointed out that "this week’s operations are part of ongoing efforts to impose an air blockade on the Israeli enemy," clarifying that "our forces are working to achieve this blockade in response to the enemy’s escalation and genocide."

He further stated that "the naval blockade in the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, and Bab al-Mandab remains in effect, banning Israeli navigation in the operational theater." However, he lamented that "some Arab and Islamic regimes, as well as Mediterranean routes, continue supplying the enemy via cargo ships—a deeply regrettable act."

In his address to the nation, the leader stressed that "tomorrow’s massive demonstration holds immense importance—it is jihad in the path of God, deserving widespread mobilization and a historic turnout."

The leader urged, "We hope for an overwhelming turnout tomorrow—this is our pledge to God, Palestine, Islam, and the Quran." He reminded the nation that "the Palestinian people are enduring an extremely difficult phase, and all supportive activities must continue with a loud voice and massive presence."