News - Yemen: The Political Bureau of Ansarullah has strongly condemned the storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque by hundreds of Israeli usurpers, accompanied by the extremist minister Itamar Ben Gvir, describing the act as a blatant provocation and a grave violation of Islamic sanctities. The bureau warned of the dangers of continued silence in the face of systematic efforts to Judaize Al-Quds and reoccupy the West Bank.

In a statement issued Sunday, the bureau emphasized that "the Zionist regime’s persistent provocation of Muslim sentiment and its deliberate desecration of the Ummah’s sacred sites in occupied Palestine is no less criminal or dangerous than the ongoing genocide and starvation campaign in Gaza. This demands urgent, responsible, and united action to confront the Zionist project and its malign ambitions."

The statement also expressed deep regret over the ongoing Arab and Islamic silence regarding these escalating violations, stressing that such inaction has only emboldened Israel’s continued aggression. It described the silence as a deliberate humiliation of the governments and peoples of nearly 58 nations, rendered ineffective before Zionist crimes.

Ansarullah renewed its call to the Islamic world in all its components—as well as to active civil society organizations—to unify efforts and coordinate a collective response to the existential threats facing the Palestinian cause. These threats, it asserted, are openly backed by the United States and other global forces of tyranny and oppression.

On Sunday, over 3,000 Israeli usurpers—led by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and Knesset member Amit Halevi—stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque under heavy protection from Israeli enemy forces. The incursion, carried out during the so-called "Destruction of the Temple" commemoration, involved provocative rituals and chants inside the mosque compound.

Israeli enemy forces restricted Muslim worshippers’ access to the site, closing entrances and barring many Palestinians from entering during the raid. The storming follows coordinated calls by settler groups for mass participation in marking the occasion and reflects a dangerous pattern of state-backed violations against Islamic holy sites in occupied Al-Quds.