Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement, led by Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, has vowed to continue its operations against "Israel" and its allies in solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese people. In a televised speech on Thursday, al-Houthi denounced recent US and British airstrikes on Yemen, including the capital Sanaa, where the Pentagon confirmed the deployment of B-2 stealth bombers for the first time in the region.
Al-Houthi criticized the US for enabling Israeli aggression throughout West Asia, asserting that Washington is pushing for the expansion of the Tel Aviv regime’s influence over the region through political and economic means. He labeled "Israel's" expansionist ambitions as a severe threat to the entire region and urged Yemenis to stand in solidarity with Palestinians and Lebanese through protests.
He accused the US of being fully complicit in Israel’s military campaigns in Gaza and Lebanon, arguing that without American support, "Israel" would not be able to sustain its prolonged military activities. He also condemned the targeting of civilians in Gaza, accusing "Israel" of deliberately blocking essential supplies like food and water.
Al-Houthi further called out international bodies, including the United Nations, for failing to intervene against the ongoing genocide, urging the Muslim world to unite against Israeli aggression.
The Ansar Allah leader praised Hezbollah’s resistance in Lebanon, commending the movement’s defense against Israeli threats over the years, and lauded the Islamic Resistance in Iraq for their steadfast opposition to Israeli expansionism. Al-Houthi criticized the lack of practical support from some Arab governments for the Palestinian cause, asserting that their stronger backing could have altered the situation.
He concluded his speech by condemning "Israel's" violent actions, particularly its targeting of women and children under the pretext of self-defense, and called for increased resistance across the region in support of Gaza, Lebanon, and the broader Arab world.