News - Yemen: The leader of the revolution issued a stern warning to all those tempted to side with the Israeli enemy as tools of betrayal, treachery, and criminality, emphasizing that the Yemeni people will take a resolute stance against them.

In his speech Thursday, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi called on the Israeli enemy's collaborators to recognize that Yemen's situation is distinguished by its greatness, national cohesion, and widespread public awareness. He affirmed that "our country possesses extensive readiness and significant military preparedness."

He noted that "the tremendous preparedness and broad popular engagement confirm our steadfastness, and the military mobilization and high readiness are of utmost importance in confronting all enemy conspiracies against our country and their attempts to halt our noble stance."

Regarding Yemen's military operations in support of Gaza, the Leader confirmed that "announcing the fourth phase of the naval blockade on Israeli enemy navigation was a necessary step due to Gaza's deteriorating situation."

He stated that "the fourth phase—targeting ships of any company dealing with the Israeli enemy and transporting goods to it—will continue as long as our armed forces can reach them." He added that "Zionist officials have admitted defeat after being forced to close the Umm al-Rashrash port, as have Western media outlets."

The Leader highlighted Yemen's supportive activities for Gaza, praising the "broad and valuable efforts of Yemeni scholars" and expressing hope that all Arab and Islamic nations would emulate this model.

Sayyed Abdulmalik described "Sana'a University’s march in solidarity with the Palestinian people as an honor," questioning: "Why don’t universities in other Arab capitals move similarly?"

"It is a great honor for Sana'a University to fulfill this duty and set an example—even urging others to take action." He stressed that "the Palestinian cause should be part of educational and awareness activities."

Concluding his speech, he called upon the Yemeni people to stage a massive and historic rally tomorrow, Friday, in the capital Sana'a and across all provinces in solidarity with Gaza.

The leader praised last Friday’s million-strong popular rally, describing it as "an unprecedented, honorable, and monumental gathering in every sense of the word."

He likened the crowds in Sabaeen Square to "a roaring sea of humanity, its waves surging with thunderous chants for Palestine," noting that "the turnout across 1,333 squares in other provinces was equally majestic and dignified."

"Your unwavering presence is the greatest obstacle to the enemies’ attempts to undermine our position."

Addressing Yemen’s free people, he urged: "Continue your weekly rallies with the same grandeur—may God bless you and record your reward."