News - Yemen: Yemen's President Mahdi Al-Mashat has issued a powerful call to all Arab and Islamic countries to adopt a unified and resolute stance against the Zionist siege and starvation being inflicted on their brothers in Gaza.

He condemned the global silence, which he attributed to the Zionist machine of deception and misinformation, insisting that a clear and courageous position must be taken against the brutal genocide in Gaza.

President Al-Mashat emphasized that the Israeli entity is the root of the crisis and warned against illusions of peaceful solutions with it, describing such efforts as a path to ruin. Highlighting the escalating humanitarian catastrophe, he stressed that the starving children of Gaza are a shared human responsibility and must not be betrayed by divisions, silence, or inaction.

He called for urgent unity to confront the growing threat before it expands, warning that those who remain neutral on Gaza will be defenseless when their own time of crisis comes.

Al-Mashat further condemned the moral decay of those who remain unmoved by the suffering of Gaza’s starving population, stating they have lost their faith, dignity, and humanity.

Calling for solidarity, he urged Arab and Muslim leaders to act now—before history marks their failure with shame. He declared that Yemen is ready to lead efforts toward unifying the regional stance and coordinating collective action to confront Zionist crimes.

Addressing the rulers of Arab and Muslim nations, President Al-Mashat said: “If you fail to act, let the peoples rise and take a stand.” He concluded by warning that if the people do not mobilize, the consequences of silence will reach every nation of the Ummah, invoking divine assistance in this critical moment.

Gaza endures one of the darkest chapters in its history. Since March, Israel has tightened its blockade, shutting down border crossings and cutting off the flow of food, medicine, fuel, and essential aid. 

The result has been a rapidly worsening famine, with children, mothers, and the elderly suffering the most. Stores have run out of food, bread has become nearly impossible to find, and the few goods available are sold at astronomical prices. Starvation itself has become one of the deadliest threats facing the besieged population.