"We will continue to attack Israeli ships until supplies enter Gaza," the Houthi spokesperson told Al-Jazeera.

The general manager of Sana'a International Airport confirmed that the Yemeni airline lost three aircraft that were destroyed in the attack, leaving it with only one plane currently located in Oman.

A senior Yemeni minister said the pro-Iranian terrorist organization had suffered a major blow and therefore agreed to US conditions. He called to “regain the initiative” and “put an end to Houthi arrogance.”

The marchers will pass through historical sites connected to the Nazi regime, including Hitler's bunker, symbolizing their commitment to learn from the past and prevent its recurrence.

"These individuals were reduced to nothing more than their religious faith, as if someone had written '5 Muslims,'" Polak said. "This is clearly unacceptable. The young people were completely shocked by what they saw."