News - Yemen: Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, the leader of the revolution, has stated that the Israeli enemy is continuing its "brutal escalation and genocidal aggression" against the Palestinian people in Gaza, noting that the "crimes of starvation, siege, and deprivation of water are continuously worsening," particularly amid a focused assault on Gaza City.

In a speech on Thursday, Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that "open American support is what provides the Israeli entity with the cover to continue its crimes, which shame humanity." He described the United States as a "full partner to the Israeli enemy in the aggression on all levels," asserting that whenever Israel escalates its crimes, Washington rushes to provide more political, military, and moral support.

As evidence, he cited the U.S. use of its veto power in the UN Security Council this week against a resolution calling for a ceasefire and the lifting of restrictions on humanitarian aid. "The U.S. insists on the continuation of the aggression, and also insists on the siege, starvation, and preventing infant formula from reaching children in the stricken sector," he said. He also pointed to the "moral and political support" represented by a visit of a large U.S. Congressional delegation to Israel and the recent approval of a massive weapons deal.

The leader praised the "heroic steadfastness" of the mujahideen in Gaza, confirming that resistance factions, led by the Al-Qassam Brigades and Al-Quds Brigades, continue their effective jihadist operations, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy with very limited capabilities. He detailed operations from sniping and ambushes to a "bold zero-distance raid" and attacks with locally-made rockets.

These operations, he emphasized, resulted in over twenty Zionist soldiers and officers killed or wounded, alleging that the Israeli enemy tries to downplay these losses by falsely reporting them as "traffic accidents."

Sayyed Abdulmalik argued that the Palestinian people's steadfastness is beginning to bear fruit internally within the "temporary entity," disappointing enemies who hoped for a stable and secure occupation. He cited an official report from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics indicating unprecedented reverse migration, with settlers fleeing and despair spreading.

He also referenced an Israeli newspaper report quoting the head of the Israeli army's Human Resources Division, who acknowledged to the Knesset that many officers are seeking early retirement and that there is a severe shortage of 12,000 soldiers due to widespread draft-dodging.

The leader concluded by questioning if this is the impact of Gaza's resistance alone, asking how the situation would change if the entire Muslim nation were to mobilize on a wider scale.

As the Israeli genocidal campaign against Gaza, with unconditionally support by Washington, continues, the leader sought to highlight both the humanitarian cost and what he presented as signs of strategic failure for the Israeli enemy, pointing to internal Israeli reports of population flight and military shortages.