News - Yemen: The leader of Yemen's revolutions has stated that any truce in Gaza would merely constitute one "round" in a longer conflict, asserting that future rounds are inevitable and emphasizing continued readiness against the Israeli enemy that only adheres to agreements under duress.

Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi called for the continuation of high readiness, vigilance, and preparation for any developments, affirming that the "Israeli enemy does not comply with agreements except under coercion."

In his speech on Thursday addressing the latest developments in the Gaza Strip, he stated that the agreement to stop the aggression on Gaza is evidence of the enemy's abject failure to achieve its goals there. 

He explained that one of the most important developments in the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation is that there was a round with such a level of major military engagement over two years, noting that if the Israeli aggression and siege on Gaza stop, it is one round, and there are certainly rounds to come, without any doubt. He affirmed that the "Israeli enemy will not leave Palestine and will not leave the nation," and with it is the "American partner and supporter."

Sayyed Abdulmalik expressed his hope for the continuation of the ceasefire and the opportunity to rebuild Gaza, while emphasizing the importance of constant readiness and high vigilance to keep pace with any developments.

He pointed out that the Israeli enemy, despite absolute and broad American support, Western backing, and the movement of global Zionism, failed to achieve its operational goals, foremost among them the "failure to resolve the issue of controlling the Gaza Strip and ending the resistance," the "complete failure to recover its captives without an exchange deal, despite its enormous criminality." 

He also affirmed the Israeli failure to "break the will of the Palestinian people and its mujahideen with all its tactics and capabilities," and the failure to "spare the region a major war, as it took it to the brink of a comprehensive war and major events that had their global impacts." He noted that the enemy could have entered into an exchange deal from the first day after the "Al-Aqsa Flood" and spared the region this criminality.

The leader addressed the continued "Zionist breaches," including killing members of the Palestinian people and reducing the level of humanitarian aid that is a right for the Palestinian people, affirming that the enemy does not adhere to morals, values, or covenants. 

He pointed to the crimes committed by the enemy against released prisoners, including torture, as well as crimes committed against the returned bodies of martyrs, where it became clear that some martyrs were returned blindfolded and with their hands tied, and the crime of running over some bodies with tank treads was also revealed.

Regarding the "schemes of agents" and American failure, Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that the agreement coincided with the Israeli enemy's attempt to "activate its traitorous agents" in the Gaza Strip to control some areas under titles such as "legitimacy" and "civil war," but it failed "miserably" in doing so.

He valued the decisive role of the security apparatuses affiliated with the Interior Ministry in the Gaza Strip in settling the matter against the "criminal, traitorous gangs". 

He criticized statements from the US Central Command "sympathizing with the agent gangs," expressing skepticism about American compassion for the Palestinian people, being the direct partner in killing thousands and providing political cover and protection for the "crime of the century."