How did the Ansar Allah movement comment on the declaration of the ceasefire in Gaza?
The spokesman for Ansar Allah in Yemen, Mohammed Abdul Salam, said that “with the battle to support Gaza reaching its conclusion with the declaration of a ceasefire, the Palestinian cause will remain the first cause, ‘alive’ “with respect and reverence for the legendary and historic steadfastness of Gaza.”
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Abdul Salam added, “We appreciate, and all the free people of the world, the great sacrifices of the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and the martyrdom of some of its great leaders, including the martyred leaders Haniyeh and Al-Sinwar. The great sacrifices of the Palestinian resistance did not weaken it, and it continued with full force and bravery in confronting the enemy until it forced him to accept the ceasefire.”
He addressed “a salute to the support fronts, foremost the Islamic Resistance Front in Lebanon, which performed well in fighting and sacrificing.”
Abdul Salam emphasized that “the Lebanese Resistance Front offered the most precious it had as a sacrifice for Gaza, Palestine, and Jerusalem, where these sacrifices were crowned by the martyr of Islam and humanity, the great leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, at their head.”
He said, “We in Yemen thank God that our dear people and their armed forces were able to carry this responsibility by supporting Gaza with weekly million-man demonstrations, and we thank God that our people and army were able to support Gaza with effective and influential military operations from the beginning of the Flood until the declaration of the ceasefire in Gaza.”
Abdul Salam continued, saying, “Despite the continued blockade on our country and the suffering of our people from the wounds of the previous years of aggression and the difficult economic conditions, this did not dampen our determination, and the blockade on our country and the suffering of our people due to the previous aggression was a motive and incentive for us to rise up to the responsibility of supporting Gaza.”
He added, “Yemen’s entry into the battle to support Gaza was not out of a surplus of power or a show of it, but from a difficult reality, as the Israeli violation of Gaza did not leave any room for our dear people, who are imbued with the spirit of faith, except to participate and support, fulfilling the responsibility towards an oppressed people.”
He confirmed that “the nation must rise to the responsibility towards the Palestinian cause, due to the Zionist entity as a dangerous entity for everyone.”