Hamas expresses gratitude to Yemen for its solidarity with Palestinian people
GAZA, Nov. 24 (YPA) – Head of Hamas Movement’s Political Bureau, Ismail Haniyeh, expressed his gratitude to Yemen on Friday for their support and solidarity with the Palestinian people and Gaza.
Haniyeh said in a televised speech, “We pay special tribute to the brothers in brotherly Yemen who strongly and powerfully expressed their anger towards the Israeli enemy and their solidarity with their brothers in Gaza and Palestine in their own way.”
Haniyeh also praised the Islamic resistance in Lebanon, which offered martyrs alongside the Palestinian martyrs, and the Iraqi resistance that participated in the Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood.
He emphasized that the Zionist enemy agreed to the conditions of resistance and the will of the Palestinian people, leading to the truce agreement.
Haniyeh emphasized Hamas’ commitment to implementing the truce agreement and making it successful if the Zionist enemy committed to doing so.
Abu Ubaida, spokesman for the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, yesterday evening, Thursday, sent a special greeting to Yemen.
Abu Ubaida said in a statement he published in audio and video, “We salute our people in the West Bank and the forces of our nation, especially our brothers in Yemen and Lebanon.”
“We especially salute our brothers in Yemen who came to support our people and resistance through the direct field action that is painful for the enemy.”
On October 31, Sanaa announced its support for the Palestinian people in the face of genocidal massacres committed by the Zionist killing machine in the Gaza Strip. It also announced a ban on the passage of any ships connected to the Zionist entity in the Red Sea, on the basis of which the naval forces of the Sanaa government seized the Israeli ship “Galaxy Leader” on November 19.
Sanaa set a clear condition for stopping the siege on the Israeli entity in the Red Sea, which is to completely stop the Zionist aggression against the Palestinian people.
YPA