Hezbollah mourns martyrdom of Al-Rahwi, constellation of Ministers Yemen’s steadfast support for Palestine represents truest model of commitment

Hezbollah in Lebanon expressed its “heartfelt condolences and sincerest sympathies to the Yemeni people and their struggling leadership, foremost among them the leader Mr. Abdul Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, on the martyrdom of the Prime Minister of the Government of Change and Construction, the struggler Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi, along with a constellation of ministers, as a result of a treacherous and cowardly Zionist aggression that targeted an official civilian meeting of the Yemeni government in the capital, Sanaa”.

The party stated in the statement  that “this savage aggression is nothing but a new crime added to the record of Zionist criminality extending from Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Iran, stained with the blood of children, women, the elderly, and defenseless civilians”.

It further considered this aggression as “revealing the nature of this enemy that commits the most heinous crimes in history, practices genocide, and starves an entire people in full view of the entire world”.

The statement added that “Yemen’s steadfast and powerful presence in the arena of supporting Palestine represents the truest and most faithful model of patience and resilience despite the aggression and siege it endures It is an honor and a pride for Yemen to offer immense sacrifices in support of Gaza and breaking the siege upon it, while the entire world remains silent, standing as helpless onlookers unable to provide any assistance or stance against the horror of the massacres committed by the Zionist entity”.

Hezbollah affirmed that “this aggression will only increase the Yemeni people’s determination and steadfastness, and will not deter its courageous leadership from its authentic position of continuing to support Gaza and back its resisting people” considering that “the blood of these righteous martyred leaders will be a curse upon the Zionist entity and a symbol of resilience and resistance”