News - Yemen: Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi condemned Israeli aggression on the Haziz power station south of Sana’a early Sunday, saying the attack came in response to Yemen’s support for Gaza and Palestine.

Al-Rahwi said Yemen would continue standing by Gaza “until Israeli aggression ends and the blockade on the Strip is lifted.” He added that Palestinians have a legitimate right to support from the Arab and Islamic nations, warning that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s expansionist agenda threatens the entire region.

He urged Arab states to “end submission and humiliation” and unite to confront Israeli plans, recalling earlier warnings from Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi and the Supreme Political Council about regional ambitions declared by the Israeli entity.

The strikes hit power generators at the Haziz facility in Sanhan District, forcing them out of service. The attack comes as the Yemeni Armed Forces continue their strategic operations, including deep strikes into Israeli-held territories and the enforcement of maritime blockades aimed at restricting military supplies to Israel.

Yemen has made clear that it will persist in its military efforts until the Israeli aggression and blockade on Gaza are halted. 

Amid a broader humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where starvation, malnutrition, and ongoing attacks have pushed civilians to the brink, Yemen’s military actions represent both a tactical response to Israeli operations and a strategic signal to the international community about the urgent need to address the humanitarian emergency.