In a recent statement reported by the Houthi-run SABA news agency, Abdel-Malik al-Houthi, the leader of the Houthi movement, declared that his group would "spare no effort" to support Palestinian fighters. The statement frames this commitment as a long-term goal, specifically citing the objective of seeing the "fall of Israel."

Beyond the regional conflict involving Israel and Palestine, al-Houthi directed significant criticism toward Saudi Arabia. He characterized the Saudi government's actions in Yemen as "tyranny and injustice." The Houthi leader suggested that the current political and military climate necessitates "new moves using all legitimate means" to counter Riyadh’s influence and policies within Yemen.

The rhetoric highlights the Houthi movement's dual focus on aligning itself with the broader regional resistance against Israel while maintaining its long-standing adversarial stance toward the Saudi-led coalition. While the statement emphasizes a commitment to Palestinian support, it also serves to rally domestic sentiment against Saudi Arabia by framing the kingdom's regional policies as the primary source of hardship for the Yemeni people. The report does not provide specific details on what these "new moves" against Saudi Arabia might entail, leaving the practical implications of the threat unclear.