Hamas on Friday sharply condemned what it called the "American-British aggression against Yemen,".
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Hamas on Friday sharply condemned what it called the "American-British aggression against Yemen," after launching a series of strikes on the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
The Palestinian terrorist organization said it was holding Western powers responsible for the repercussions on the region's security.
"Washington and London must reevaluate their colonial policies by respecting the sovereignty of Arab nations and not remain idle in the face of Zionist crimes," a statement read.
The former U.N. envoy expected to help lead Donald Trump's so-called Board of Peace for Gaza met a top Palestinian Authority official on Friday as the U.S. president pushes ahead with his plan for the enclave's future.
Yemen's main southern separatist group has decided to disband, one of its members said in a statement broadcast on state media on Friday in Saudi Arabia, where a delegation from the group, which appears to be splitting, has been attending peace talks.
A dispute over territorial control in southern Yemen has set erstwhile Gulf allies Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates against each other and fractured the coalition fighting the Iran-backed Houthis.
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