The political bureau of the Ansar Allah movement affirmed on Monday that the Yemeni Armed Forces will continue to escalate their operations to "avenge Palestinian and Yemeni blood," which has "merged" in the battle of The Promised Victory and Holy Jihad.

In a statement, the movement said that the "Zionist massacres constitute the crime of the century and the Holocaust of our era," condemning "in the strongest terms the continued perpetration of massacres, the spilling of blood, and the targeting of citizens' homes and gatherings, the latest being the massacre in Khan Younis."

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"The enemy's continued bloodshed, amidst international complicity and complete official Arab silence, confirms that human rights have become a false and deceptive slogan," the politburo continued, noting that "America has supported, encouraged, and participated in all the crimes of the Zionist enemy through funds, weapons, and political stances."

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The bureau renewed its call to the free people of the world "to work and exert continuous pressure to stop the [Israeli] bloodbath, and end the aggression and siege on Gaza and the West Bank."

"Yemen will remain committed in solidarity and support for the Palestinian people, driven by religious, ethical, Islamic, and humanitarian responsibility," the statement concluded.

Retaliation 'undoubtedly' coming

Following the Israeli aggression on Yemen's Hodeidah port and Ras al-Kathib power station earlier this week, which resulted in the martyrdom of six civil servants and the wounding of dozens, the Yemeni Armed Forces declared that operations in support of Gaza will continue and that "Israel" will pay a heavy price. It vowed that a retaliation is "undoubtedly" coming.

The Israeli occupation has been on full alert since then in anticipation of the Yemeni response.

Ansar Allah leader Sayyed Abdul Malik al-Houthi revealed in a televised speech after the aggression that the Yemeni Yafa drone strike on Tel Aviv marked the initiation of the fifth phase of Yemeni operations.

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The Yemeni leader asserted that the occupation was "no longer safe in Tel Aviv," highlighting this as a "significant issue for the occupation and indicative of the failure of its protectors and agents."

Sayyed al-Houthi affirmed that the Israeli aggression on Yemen would not deter it from continuing to support Gaza.