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The Day · Tuesday 16 December 2025

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Houthis Issue Warning to Israel Over Ongoing Ceasefire Breaches in Gaza

The Houthis have delivered a fresh warning to Israel in response to what they describe as continued violations of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. The group stressed that such breaches cannot remain unanswered, signaling possible escalation. The warning comes amid growing tensions surrounding the fragile truce.

GAZA CITY, GAZA – DECEMBER 13: Four Palestinians lost their lives after an Israeli airstrike that targeted a vehicle at Al-Rashid Al-Bahri Street in the western part of Gaza City, Gaza on December 13, 2025. ( Saeed M. M. T. Jaras – Anadolu Agency )

The Houthis have warned Israel over what they describe as continued violations of the ceasefire in Gaza. The warning comes as the group expresses frustration over what it views as repeated breaches of the truce. According to the Houthis, these violations represent a serious escalation and cannot remain without response.

While the ceasefire in Gaza remains officially in place, the Houthis have highlighted ongoing incidents they consider breaches by Israel. These actions, according to their statement, undermine any progress toward stability in the region and fuel renewed resistance. The group made clear that it is closely monitoring the developments on the ground and will not remain silent in the face of what it perceives as aggression.

In their statement, the Houthis emphasized their alignment with the Palestinian cause and the people of Gaza. They underlined that any violation of the ceasefire affects the broader resistance and challenges efforts towards de-escalation. Without referencing specific events, the group framed the situation as deteriorating due to continued ceasefire violations.

The Houthis also warned that Israel’s actions in Gaza could provoke consequences beyond the immediate frontline. From their side, they reiterated that resistance is a legitimate response to aggression and that support for Gaza remains a central part of their stance in the larger struggle. The group called for accountability and urged other parties to observe the truce fully.

Meanwhile, the Houthis signaled that if the ceasefire violations persist, they will consider further steps. They stopped short of outlining what those steps might be, but the tone of the warning suggests readiness to escalate if required. Their statement was direct and aimed at highlighting both solidarity with Gaza and a message to Israel that resistance elements remain active and vigilant.

In addition, the Houthis described the current situation in Gaza as fragile and susceptible to collapse, should these ceasefire breaches continue unchecked. They suggested that continued aggression will only deepen the crisis and that the responsibility lies with those violating the agreement.

The Houthis’ message reflects a broader sentiment of resistance groups who have regarded ceasefire violations as ongoing challenges to peace efforts. In this latest statement, the group emphasized the resilience of Gaza and the enduring commitment to confront any escalation resulting from such breaches.

As the situation unfolds, the Houthis have positioned themselves as both observers and potential actors in defense of Gaza. Their warning signals increasing impatience with what they view as unilateral Israeli actions undermining the ceasefire. Whether this leads to further statements or action depends on developments in the days ahead.

The Houthis closed their message by reaffirming their stance with the Palestinian people and indicating that continued violations in Gaza would not go unanswered. The warning serves as a message to both local and international actors that the ceasefire requires full compliance to avoid further deterioration.

16 Dec, 22:37

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