The leader of Yemen's Ansarullah Movement, Seyed Abdul Malik al-Houthi, has issued a strong condemnation of Israel, accusing the Zionist regime of grossly violating international laws and committing acts of genocide against the Palestinian people. In a recent statement, al-Houthi argued that Israel has crossed all red lines, committing atrocities that constitute a "terrible disaster for humanity and the human race."
Al-Houthi criticized Israel's continued occupation of Palestinian lands, asserting that peace cannot be achieved under these conditions. He highlighted the ongoing crisis in the Gaza Strip, which has persisted for nearly a year following Israel's extensive military operations that began in October 2023. According to al-Houthi, these actions have not only devastated Gaza but have also led to escalating tensions and violence in the West Bank.
The Ansarullah leader claimed that nearly 50,000 Palestinians have been killed since the start of the Israeli offensive in Gaza, a figure that underscores the severity of the conflict. He further criticized the international community, particularly the United Nations, for its inaction and failure to take meaningful steps to stop the violence. Al-Houthi accused the UN of equating the defenseless Palestinian victims with their aggressors, thereby failing to hold Israel accountable for its actions.
Al-Houthi's statements also pointed to the broader geopolitical implications of the conflict, criticizing the United States and some European countries for their continued support of Israel. He argued that this backing has contributed to the international community's failure to intervene effectively and halt the ongoing genocide in Gaza. The leader called for greater global efforts to address what he describes as a humanitarian catastrophe and to bring justice to the Palestinian people.
