Yemen’s Houthi leader issued an ultimatum on Friday for Israel and international mediators negotiating the Gaza “ceasefire” deal: Allow humanitarian aid into the besieged Gaza Strip in the next four days,

Yemen's Houthis have issued a warning to resume military operations against Israel unless the blockade on aid into Gaza is lifted within four days. This ultimatum comes as Yemen's Houthis express solidarity with Gaza,

The Houthi rebel militia in Yemen has issued a new ultimatum over Israel’s blockade on aid going into Gaza. The group was referring to ongoing negotiations over the ceasefire in the Palestinian territory. The Houthis said: “We will give a four-day deadline, this is a deadline for mediators in their efforts.

Israel blocked the entry of aid trucks into Gaza as a standoff over the truce escalated, with Hamas calling on Egyptian and Qatari mediators to intervene.

Yemen's Houthi forces warn Israel of a naval blockade and military strikes if Gaza offensive continues beyond four days.- Watch Video on English Oneindia

If Israel doesn't meet the deadline, 'we will resume our naval operations against the Israeli enemy,' the Houthis said

Houthi, has imposed a strict four-day deadline on mediators to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza. If Israel persists in obstructing aid deliveries, naval assaults on vessels associated with Israel will recommence.

The Iranian-backed Houthis have increased threats to return to attacks on Israel and return to attacks on ships. The threats come as a ceasefire continues to hold in Gaza. The Houthis, however, claim that Israel has cut off aid to Gaza and,

Houthi leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has given mediators a strict four-day deadline to ensure the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza. If Israel continues to block aid deliveries, naval attacks on Israeli-linked vessels will resume.