The president of the Supreme Political Council established by the Hutis, Mahdi Al Mashat, clarified on Tuesday that attacks against Israel will continue after having agreed to a stop the fire with the United States.
“Our answer will be painful and the Israeli enemy will not be able to endure it,” said the Mashat, who has insisted that the offensive of the Yemeni rebels will continue while the “aggression” against the Gaza Strip.
“We will not cease in the support of Gaza, it costs what it costs,” he emphasizes, according to the television network to Masirah, related to the Yemeni rebels. In that same message, he advises the Israelis to protect themselves in shelters “because their government cannot protect them.”
“The aggressor will realize that the price he will pay is high, no aggression will dissuade us from our decision to support Gaza until the aggression ceases and the siege is lifted,” he stressed.
In that line, Mohamed Alí al Huti, the president of the Revolutionary Committee of the Yemeni rebels, who has denounced the “terrorism” exercised by the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has demonstrated. “What we reject in Palestine, we will not allow to happen in Yemen,” he said.
Al Huti has also highlighted in a message in his X account that “the situation on the terrain” once the president of the United States, Donald Trump will be evaluated, “announced the cessation of US aggression against Yemen” and has described “victory” this truce since it is a “failure” for Netanyahu.
Shortly before, Trump has announced that the parties would stop attacking, a high fire that has been confirmed by the Oman government. “They have capitulated (…) The most important thing is that we are going to trust their word,” he said.
This truce arrives at the crossroads of attacks between the Hutis and Israel, after Sunday a missile impacted in the vicinity of the Ben Gurion airport, on the outskirts of Tel Aviv. In response, the Israeli army attacked the port of Hodeida on Monday and this Tuesday the Saná airport, the Yemeni capital.
In fact, the rebels have also held the United States responsible for this last battery of bombing, which only on Tuesday would have left at least three deceased and about 40 injured.
