News - Yemen:  The leader of the revolution reaffirmed Yemen’s commitment to its military, political, and popular campaign against the Israeli enemy, framing it as a religiously mandated jihad and part of the "Promised Conquest" battle.

In a defiant address on Thursday, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi confirmed that Yemeni forces had executed 24 offensive operations over the past week using missiles and drones, some of which targeted the depths of occupied Palestine. He emphasized that the Yemeni people’s activities are continuing on multiple fronts.

He highlighted the recent Third International Conference of the Great Prophet as a key event, noting the important role of academic elites in guiding university activities toward what he termed correct and beneficial paths. He stated that university seminars exposing the facts of the "Zionist project" are a fundamental avenue for awareness.

The leader emphasized that the Yemeni position—encompassing military, media, political, and popular demonstrations—as stemming from sincerity toward God, awareness, insight, and faith. He asserted that this commitment is not imposed but arises from deep conviction, making it "one of the most correct forms of Jihad in the path of God."

Sayyed Abdulmalik paid tribute to the families of martyrs killed in recent Israeli aggression on Al-Tahrir neighborhood, Al-Jawf, and Hodeidah.

He also praised media martyrs and "honorable mujahideen in the field of media," calling media a critical front of jihad where those who speak the truth are knights, while those who use media to serve the enemy bear shame.

Regarding the previous Friday’s protests, Sayyed Abdulmalik expressed great pride, noting that approximately 1,400 marches and vigils took place across Yemen. He specifically commended the people of Ibb Governorate for participating despite rainy conditions, calling it a manifestation of faith and awareness.

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The leader concluded by calling for another "great million-man march" tomorrow, Friday, in Sanaa and other governorates. He urged a wide and powerful turnout as "a jihad in the path of God Almighty," in support of the oppressed Palestinian people, and to affirm steadfastness in what he called the "sincere, truthful faith-based position."

He described the current historical stage as pivotal and stated that such massive popular movements represent an unparalleled global voice standing with Palestine in a time of abandonment and retreat from human values.

The speech comes amid ongoing Yemeni operations against Israeli interests, including drone and missile attacks, and massive weekly protests in Sanaa and other governorates. The leader positions Yemen’s stance as one of the most vocal in the region in support of Palestine, contrasting it with the widespread retreat and betrayal in the Islamic world.