Yemen Houthis warns that they are willing to attack Israel if the war in Gaza continues | Houthis News
The announcement comes after Hamas said it would stop the release of the prisoners, citing Israeli violations of the ceasefire.
Yemeni Houthhi announced that they were ready to attack Israel if renewed with their overwhelming fire with Hamas and continues its attack on the gauze.
Abdel-Malik al-Houtho leader said in a television speech on Tuesday that a group “ready to launch a military intervention at any time in the case of escalation against Gaza”.
“Our hands are on the trigger,” he said.
Houthis, who control most of the Western Yemen, including Capital City Sanaa, launched attacks throughout the war in Gaza in the said solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.
Since November 2023, the group has performed more than 100 attacks on commercial and military ships in the Red Sea and launched rockets and drones towards Israel. Said to limit the attacks after Israel and Hamas reached up to truce aimed at ending the war last month.
But a fragile deal, still in the first of three stages, looks increasingly shaken in the middle of a repeated Israel violations his conditions.
The first phase of the agreement includes replacement of prisoners, partial withdrawal of Israeli troops and a rush of assistance in the enclave. The second phase, whose details have not yet been agreed, would lead to a complete end of the war. The eventual third phase is intended to resolve the renovation in the devastated Palestinian enclave.
On Monday, Hamas said he would stop release Israeli prisoners for breach, involving murder, limitations in allowing wounded people to leave Gaza for treatment and failure in allowing sufficient help. The group said they would continue to honor the terms of the agreement if Israel reaches compliance.
The situation is further spiral, and US President Donald Trump said that if Hamas on Saturday does not let all the Israeli prisoners go by noon, he will propose the cancellation of the papus and “let the hell have erupted.”
The Hamas’ senior official himself answered Abu Zuhri to Trump’s comments, drawing that both sides had to respect the truce. “The language of threats has no value and only complicates things,” he said.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeated Trump’s threat, saying in a video that the army “would return to intense struggles until Hamas is finally defeated.”
Speaking after a four -hour cabinet meeting, the Israeli leader also said that he ordered Israeli troops to gather “inside and around the gauze belt.”
Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz has already sent an army to be at the highest level of willingness in Gaza.
To date, the Ministry of Health in Gaza has said that 48,219 Palestinians have confirmed the dead in the war, which decimated the infrastructure of the endlave, displaced the vast majority of the population and left hundreds of thousands on the edge on the edge humanitarian disaster.
