News – Yemen: Mohammed Al-Farah, member of the Political Bureau of Ansarullah, has affirmed that threats issued by Zionist enemy criminals, including Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Katz, will neither intimidate Yemen nor force it to change its position under pressure.

In a post on his X account, Al-Farah said that the Zionist enemy’s threats should make it clear to their authors that Yemen is not deterred by intimidation and does not shift its stances under coercion. He stressed that Yemen’s position stems from firm conviction, unwavering faith, and a religious and moral responsibility toward the injustice and aggression being inflicted on Palestine, as well as on other Islamic countries subjected to ongoing Israeli aggression.

Al-Farah added that those issuing such threats appear not to have learned from past lessons nor fully understood the Yemeni people, describing Yemenis as a nation whose awareness was forged through patience and whose steadfastness is rooted in faith. He said the Yemeni people regard confronting tyranny as a religious duty and a responsibility, and consider defending the causes of the Ummah an act of worship, regardless of the arenas or the scale of challenges.

He further noted that one of the most unifying positions within Yemen today is standing against Zionist injustice, aligning with truth, and confronting a project based on aggression and occupation. Al-Farah argued that the repeated use of threatening language reflects not genuine strength but rather emptiness, adding that experience has shown peoples who believe in their cause are neither intimidated by statements nor broken by threats.

Concluding his remarks, Al-Farah said Yemen does not seek war but is prepared for it and will not evade it if imposed. He stressed that Yemen is ready to defend its religion, dignity, positions, sovereignty, and choices, which he said are protected by conscious faith and determination. He warned that any aggression, from any party, would leave its perpetrator bearing full responsibility, with consequences that would rebound in a manner difficult to withstand.

Yemeni officials and Ansarullah leaders have repeatedly stressed that Yemen’s military and political positions are linked to developments in Palestine and Al-Quds, particularly since the escalation of Israeli enemy aggression on Gaza. Yemen has framed its actions as part of a broader stance in support of the Palestinian people and against occupation and regional aggression.

At the same time, Zionist entity officials have issued repeated warnings and threats toward Yemen amid concerns over its declared readiness to confront any Israeli enemy escalation. Yemeni leaders, however, continue to insist that deterrence has been established and that Yemen’s positions will remain unchanged despite external pressure or threats.