Ansar Allah renew vow to support Gaza until 'Israel' halts its war
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Ansar Allah vows continued military support for Gaza until "Israel" ends its war, condemns American-Zionist conspiracy, and backs Palestinian resistance.
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Yemeni chant slogans as they raise posters of Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah during a pro-Palestine rally in Sanaa, Yemen, following Israeli airstrikes in Sanaa, Yemen, Friday, Sept. 26, 2025 (AP)
The political bureau of Ansar Allah has reiterated its commitment to Yemen's support campaign for Gaza, stating it will persist until the Israeli war ends and the siege is lifted, while issuing a warning about a new American-Zionist conspiracy and commending the strategic wisdom and resolute stance of the Palestinian resistance factions.
The Ansar Allah political bureau noted that the resistance factions are under immense pressure from various parties, including those it accused of "shedding crocodile tears," emphasizing that these same parties have failed to take any action over the 24 months of genocide that the Palestinian people have endured.
The bureau reaffirmed Yemen's steadfast and ongoing position of standing in solidarity with the Palestinian resistance, pledging to continue its supportive campaign until its objectives are met and the siege on Gaza is lifted.
Previously, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi held the United States and "Israel" responsible for the violence and brutality in the Gaza Strip, describing the scale of Israeli crimes in partnership with the United States as shameful and horrific, stating that it has reached a monstrous and terrible level of criminality.
"The level of Israeli crimes, backed by American partnership, has reached a monstrous and terrifying degree of criminality," he declared in a televised speech on October 2.
Sayyed al-Houthi asserted that Washington's latest statements were an attempt to divert global anger away from the genocide taking place in Gaza, where children are being starved and entire neighborhoods are being obliterated under what he characterized as joint US-Israeli oversight.
He added that the sheer brutality of these actions has shamed numerous governments into making symbolic gestures, like the partial recognition of a Palestinian state, simply to register their disapproval.
