The Palestinian Revolutionary Alternative Track Movement condemned the brutal US-Zionist aggression on the Al-Jarraf neighborhood in the Shu'ub district of the capital, Sana'a, and Sa'dah Governorate, which resulted in a number of martyrs and wounded.

The movement, through its Executive Board member, Khaled Barakat, affirmed that it "stands with our brave Yemeni people, their revolutionary leadership, and their valiant armed forces."

It called on organizations and supporters of the Alternative Revolutionary Track Movement, solidarity forces with the Palestinian people, and liberation movements around the world to "declare their revolutionary and practical solidarity with the Yemeni people, who support the Palestinian resistance and our people in the Gaza Strip in the face of the siege, starvation, and Zionist war of extermination."

Barakat called for "real, effective action in all arenas to expose the American and Zionist policies targeting the Yemeni people, who have stood steadfast in the face of criminal wars for two decades.

They continue to declare their firm position and stand united behind their revolutionary leadership and armed forces, which have imposed, by force and will, a naval blockade on the ports of occupied Palestine, inflicting billions of dollars in losses on the enemy, its companies, and its supporters, and undermining the prestige of the imperialist West and its agents and lackeys in the region."

Barakat considered the ongoing aggression against Yemen "a failed American-Zionist attempt to respond to the principled position announced by Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi (may God protect him) to break the siege on Gaza and Yemen's decision to resume strikes on and target Israeli ships."

He stressed that "these cheap and desperate American attempts will not succeed in separating the Yemeni people from their central cause, Palestine."

The Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement issued an international solidarity petition with Yemen on June 6, 2024, signed by approximately 400 organizations, associations, and parties, and more than 1,100 personalities, praised Yemen's role in supporting the Palestinian people and their resistance in the Gaza Strip.