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The Day · Tuesday 16 December 2025

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Houthis Warn Israel Over Continued Ceasefire Violations in Gaza

The Houthis have issued a warning to Israel regarding what they describe as continued violations of the ceasefire in Gaza. The warning comes amid heightened tension and ongoing developments on the ground, as accusations of truce breaches persist. The group has signaled its position clearly, framing its message in the context of Gaza’s fragile calm.

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 officially warned Israel over what they describe as continued ceasefire violations in Gaza. The statement, made amid heightened alert across the region, underscores deepening concerns from the group’s side regarding the situation in the besieged territory.

According to the Houthis, Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute a breach of the agreed-upon truce, prompting them to issue a cautionary stance. The group emphasized that it would not remain idle in the face of what it termed repeated violations of the ceasefire understandings in the Gaza Strip.

From their side, the Houthis framed their warning as a reaction to developments on the ground, pointing directly to what they assess as Israeli non-compliance with ceasefire terms. Observing the situation in Gaza, they stressed the importance of adhering to the ceasefire and avoiding escalations that would affect the stability of the region.

In its message, the group did not detail specific incidents but maintained a position that ongoing violations threaten the prospects for maintaining the fragile calm in Gaza. Meanwhile, they confirmed that they are closely monitoring events, linking their stance directly to what they consider as continuous aggression against the people of Gaza.

The warning was conveyed amid a climate of rising tensions. It reflects the Houthis’ declared commitment to supporting Gaza in the face of what they see as Israeli intransigence. Their communication signals resistance solidarity while issuing a clear position regarding developments in the area under blockade.

The tone of the statement mirrored previous rhetoric from the group, aligning with their regional narrative of confronting perceived acts of aggression. The implication of their warning was evident: continued violations, as they describe them, would not go unnoticed.

The group also reinforced its interpretation of the ceasefire as a critical element in maintaining regional balance. They asserted their belief that ceasefires must be respected fully and without conditions that undermine their implementation. According to the Houthis, the violations in Gaza represent a challenge not only to the truce itself but to the overall stability of the area.

In addition, the Houthis reiterated that their support for Gaza remains firm, connecting the current developments to a broader pattern of what they frame as Israeli misconduct. They have made it clear that their response could escalate if what they describe as violations continue.

Gaza, heavily affected by years of siege and conflict, remains under constant scrutiny as ceasefire arrangements come under pressure. The warning from the Houthis adds to the chorus of voices expressing concern over the future of the truce and the humanitarian situation on the ground.

In conclusion, the Houthis’ warning highlights the fragility of the current ceasefire in Gaza and reflects broader resistance sentiment regarding Israeli actions. Their statement serves as a signal of their continued engagement with the fate of Gaza and reinforces their declared opposition to any breaches of truce agreements as they see them.

16 Dec, 23:09

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