Sana’a – Saba:
The Human Eye Center for Rights and Development strongly condemned the brutal and treacherous attack carried out by the Zionist occupation entity on Hodeidah Governorate.
In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the center said the Israeli airstrikes, which targeted Hodeidah Port, Ras Issa Port, and the central Ras Kathib power station using more than 50 high-explosive bombs, amounted to a blatant assault on vital civilian infrastructure. These facilities are essential for millions of Yemenis to access food, medicine, fuel, and electricity—especially under an ongoing blockade and catastrophic humanitarian conditions.
The statement placed this attack in the broader context of the organized terror campaign by the Israeli regime, which continues to commit acts of genocide in Gaza since October 2023, relentlessly bombing residential areas, hospitals, refugee camps, and shelters, killing tens of thousands, primarily children and women.
It added that the Zionist war machine has not stopped targeting Lebanon and Syria either, through repeated airstrikes that violate national sovereignty and constitute a persistent threat to regional peace and security.
The statement emphasized that this latest escalation in the Red Sea, following the ongoing wars in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, clearly shows that the Israeli entity operates with impunity, bolstered by unconditional U.S. support, international silence, and a shameful UN stance that has effectively legitimized genocide and buried international law beneath the rubble of innocent victims.
The Human Eye Center asserted that the silence of international institutions, especially the UN Security Council, cannot be seen as neutrality, but rather as outright complicity and implicit participation in these crimes, encouraging the rogue entity to continue its killing spree without accountability.
The statement classified the targeting of ports, power stations, and civilian facilities as war crimes and crimes against humanity, demanding urgent international action to hold perpetrators accountable and to curb the unchecked Israeli aggression.
It also renewed its call to independent human rights organizations worldwide to document these crimes and pursue international legal action, stressing the need to prevent victimized nations from being abandoned to aggression and global apathy.
The statement concluded by affirming that the Yemeni people, like the peoples of Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria, will not remain passive and have the legitimate right to defend their dignity, sovereignty, and national security by all possible means.
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