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Houthis congratulate new Hamas leader al-Hayya
Key takeaways from Khalil al-Hayya’s first speech as Hamas leader
Houthi army leader Yusuf al-Madani (pictured) says al-Hayya’s election “to this great responsibility at this exceptional and historic juncture reflects the steadfastness of the leadership and the greatness of the struggle”.
“The Palestinian cause and the injustice inflicted upon Gaza will remain our fundamental and central issue, one that is not subject to compromise,” he said in the statement, adding that the Houthis “will not permit a return to war and aggression against the Gaza Strip”.
Al-Madani concluded: “We reiterate our complete readiness to resume military escalation immediately, should the Israeli enemy attempt to launch another aggression or war against the Gaza Strip.”
On Monday, al-Hayya replaced Yahya Sinwar, who was killed in combat with Israeli forces in October 2024 as Hamas fought a full-scale, two-year war with Israel in the Gaza Strip.
Al-Hayya, a former deputy chairman of the Palestinian group and one of five members of its leadership council, won an internal ballot in a run-off against former political leader Khaled Meshaal, Hamas said in a statement on Monday.

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