Alwaght- The Leader of Yemeni Ansarullah Movement Sayyed Abdul Malik al-Houthi said that the US and the Israeli regime have committed the most appalling "crimes of the century" in Gaza.
The leader of the movement addressed in a televised speech on Thursday night the latest developments in the region and Gaza.
He said that the Americans are accomplice to the Israeli genocidal war on Gaza and their approach to aids to Gaza is hypocritical and while they send a limited amount of aids of the Gaza people, they ship tons of bombs to the Israeli regime to kill them.
"The small amount of aid that was airdropped to the people of Gaza is an American show that damages the dignity of the Palestinian nation," he added.
He held that the "number of the martyrs and the wounded is highly shocking and this is a disgrace for a international community claiming to be civilized."
He called for the Muslim states to send aids to Gaza because this "will make the situation different."
He mentioned Iran as the sole backer of the Palestinian resistance, adding: "Palestinian resistance is on the front line and entered this war on behalf of Muslims. Some Arab regimes are not satisfied with leaving the Palestinian resistance alone, and are trying to add it to the list of terrorism."
He also referred to the Israeli goals behind its campaign in Gaza, saying that despite the massive massacres, Tel Aviv has failed to meet its objectives and this is because of Gaza people's resistance.
" The Palestinian nation still insists on remaining in the Gaza Strip though the enemy tries to make it uninhabitable," he held.
He also vowed that the Yemeni blockade and operations in the Red Sea against the Israeli regime will continue until war ends. He further said that since the beginning of anti-Israeli operations, 34 Yemeni forces were killed.
"This week, we conducted 12 operations during which ships and vessels were targeted with 58 missiles in the Red and Arabian seas. So far, 73 ships and vessels have been targeted," he added.
At the end, he called on Yemenis to participate the million-man march scheduled for Friday to voice support for Gaza and condemn the Israeli and Western crimes there.
