News - Yemen: Yemen's President Mahdi Al-Mashat has strongly condemned the ongoing Israeli assault on Gaza, describing it as “Zionist criminal aggression marked by deliberate starvation and a systematic effort to degrade human dignity.” He also criticized the international community’s silence, calling it “a shameful failure to uphold basic human values.”

In a powerful statement addressing the unfolding humanitarian catastrophe in the besieged strip, President Al-Mashat stressed that “anyone with even an ounce of humanity must take practical action against the enemy’s crimes in Gaza,” urging a moral awakening and concrete responses from the global community.

Reaffirming Yemen’s steadfast stance, President Al-Mashat declared: “Yemen will continue supporting our brothers in Gaza until the aggression ends and the siege is lifted.” He emphasized that the country’s support is not merely symbolic but part of a sustained and active commitment.

“Our support operations for Gaza will not stop, regardless of the sacrifices required,” he affirmed, signaling a long-term dedication to aiding the Palestinian people in their struggle for justice and liberation.

The Gaza Strip has been enduring a severe humanitarian crisis amid escalating Israeli military operations that have drawn widespread international concern. The ongoing assault has resulted in extensive civilian casualties, destruction of infrastructure, and a blockade that restricts access to essential supplies such as food, water, and medical aid.

Yemen has emerged as a vocal supporter of the Palestinian cause, condemning the Israeli actions as criminal aggression aimed at starving and dehumanizing the people of Gaza. Yemen’s government has repeatedly called on the international community to break its silence and take meaningful action to alleviate the suffering and uphold human rights.