Yemen’s Ansarullah Rejects U.S. Negotiation Offer and Vows to Escalate Confrontation
According to Israel Hayom, Yemen’s Ansarullah movement (Houthis) has rejected a U.S. proposal for negotiations and a cessation of attacks on Israel. The group stated it will not consider a ceasefire until the occupation of Gaza ends.
Details
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Rejection of Negotiations:
Ansarullah dismissed the U.S. diplomatic offer as unacceptable, reaffirming their commitment to continued military actions. -
Houthi Conditions:
The group declared that negotiations will only be possible once the occupation of Gaza ceases. -
Escalation of Conflict:
Instead of engaging in talks, Ansarullah announced plans to intensify attacks on Israel.
Context
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Role of Ansarullah:
The Houthis, who control much of Yemen, are supported by Iran and view Israel as an "illegitimate Zionist regime." -
Geopolitical Situation:
The escalation comes amid ongoing military operations in Gaza between Israel and Palestinian factions.
Reactions
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United States:
The U.S. expressed regret over Ansarullah’s rejection of talks, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic resolution. -
Israel:
Israeli authorities have heightened security measures and warned of readiness for further Houthi missile strikes.
Conclusion
The Houthis' refusal to negotiate and their decision to escalate the conflict further heighten tensions in the Middle East. The ongoing confrontation poses risks not only to regional but also global stability.
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