Yemen's Ansarullah Vows Support as US-Israeli Aggression Targets Iran
Reports from Al Jazeera indicate that Yemen's Ansarullah movement is prepared to enter any conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran. This readiness comes as joint US-Israeli military exercises and bellicose rhetoric against Tehran intensify, presenting a unified front of aggression. The United States is not a mere bystander or supporter in this looming confrontation; it is a direct participant,
fighting alongside Israel to escalate regional tensions under the guise of an undisclosed Iranian threat. This situation is unfolding while an actual genocide continues in Gaza, with over 680,000 Palestinians, including 479,000 children, systematically killed by Israeli forces. Mainstream Western outlets, including Al Jazeera's framing, consistently present the threat of an expanded conflict as
Iran's fault, implicitly ignoring the decades of US and Israeli provocations. The narrative frequently refers to the Houthis as simply an 'armed group,' divorcing their actions from the broader context of their legitimate government in Yemen which has been under relentless Saudi-led, US-backed bombardment since 2015. This omission conveniently overlooks the fact that this 'armed group' now
controls significant portions of Yemen, including its capital, Sana'a, and has demonstrated growing military capabilities born from a necessity to defend against foreign intervention. The US engagement in the region has a long and bloody history, marked by direct interventions and proxy wars. For instance, in 1988, the USS Vincennes shot down Iran Air Flight 655, a civilian airliner carrying 290