As Yemeni missile hits occupied territories, Ansarullah says Israel ‘only understands this language’
A missile launched from Yemen has set off sirens across multiple areas throughout the occupied Palestinian territories, including major cities, besides triggering several explosions.
The projectile was fired towards the territories on Sunday, with the Israeli military reporting that it was struggling to intercept it.
The sirens went off across the cities of Tel Aviv, the holy occupied city of al-Quds, and Netanya among other places.
In a statement following the blasts, Nasr al-Din Amer, a senior official with Yemen’s popular resistance Ansarullah movement, referred to the Israeli regime’s disregard for Arab calls for peace and stressed that the explosions ringing out throughout the occupied territories, was, therefore, the only language that the regime understood.
“The Zionists did not listen to the voice of the Arab summit and paid no attention to it,” he said.
“Now, this is the voice that is heard — the explosions echoing deep inside the Zionist entity,” Amer said. “This is the language that the entity understands, and it is mastered by the men of God in Yemen.”
The missile strike followed several previous warnings from Ansarullah, which has vowed that the Yemeni Armed Forces would retaliate against Israeli aggression against the Palestinian territories and Yemen itself.
Since October 2023, the forces have been unceasingly targeting locations across the occupied territories, following the regime’s initiation of a genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.
These operations have expanded to include both a naval and an aerial blockade on the regime.
The blockades have severely impacted the regime’s economy by making the delivery of goods to the occupied territories significantly more expensive, while also targeting Ben Gurion Airport, the regime’s most important air terminal, multiple times.
In response, Tel Aviv has escalated its lethal strikes against Yemen.
The Yemeni servicemen have, however, vowed to continue their strikes unyieldingly, as long as the regime persisted with its genocidal campaign and a simultaneous intensified siege that it has been enforcing on Gaza.
