News - Yemen: Yemen's former Human Rights Minister Ali Al-Dailami warned on Sunday that collaboration with the US and the Zionist entity will face “zero tolerance” in the coming phase, stressing that accountability will be harsher than before.

He said that anyone imagining they are beyond responsibility is “gravely mistaken,” adding that ties with Washington and Tel Aviv have become “extremely dangerous.” Al-Dailami emphasized that the next stage will focus on protecting the state, national security, and civilians, warning collaborators of inevitable consequences.

He accused some parties of exploiting the economic blockade and the issue of salaries to deepen Yemeni suffering, describing them as “traitors” who lack national principles.

Al-Dailami also said that US naval power has failed to withstand Yemeni operations, forcing Washington to accept an agreement that exposed the obsolescence of its military strategy. He described the Zionist entity as a “tail” of the US, saying its naval forces would meet the same fate.

Yemen has remained at the forefront of regional resistance against US and Israeli policies, particularly since the escalation of the war on Gaza. The Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out military operations in the Red Sea and beyond, targeting Israeli and US-linked assets as part of a declared effort to pressure the enemy and support Palestinians.

Amid this, officials in Sana’a have repeatedly warned against internal collaboration with foreign powers, viewing it as a direct threat to sovereignty and national security. They argue that attempts to destabilize Yemen from within mirror broader external efforts to weaken the country and undermine its role in the resistance axis.

The US has deployed significant naval forces to the Red Sea, but Yemeni strikes have highlighted vulnerabilities, while Israeli media has expressed concern over Yemen’s growing influence.