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What will be the reaction of other Middle Eastern countries to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Yemen's Ansar Allah by the end of 2024?
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Yemen•Ansar Allah•Houthis•Gaza•Israeli•Mohammed Abdul Salam•Yemeni National Delegation•Hodeidah•Yemeni•Abdul Salam
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Support for Israel • 25%
Support for Yemen's Ansar Allah • 25%
Calls for peace negotiations • 25%
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Official statements from Middle Eastern governments or verified reports from international news agencies
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Yemen's Ansar Allah Condemns Ferocious Israeli Airstrikes on Hodeidah, Vows Continued Support for Gaza
Jul 20, 2024, 04:36 PM
Yemen's Ansar Allah movement, also known as the Houthis, has declared that its support for Gaza remains unwavering despite recent Israeli airstrikes on Yemen. Mohammed Abdul Salam, the official spokesman for Ansar Allah and head of the Yemeni National Delegation, condemned the strikes which targeted civilian facilities, oil tanks, and the power station in Hodeidah. He emphasized that these attacks are intended to increase the suffering of the Yemeni people and pressure Yemen to cease its support for Gaza. The leader of the Ansar Allah movement reaffirmed Yemen's firm stance with Gaza and stated that Yemeni operations in support of Gaza will continue. Abdul Salam described the Israeli onslaught as ferocious and stated that it will only bolster their resolve.
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