News - Yemen: Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi called for cutting diplomatic relations with countries that allow the burning copies of  Holy Quran and boycotting its economically.

“What the Jewish lobby in Western countries is doing by burning and tearing up the Qur’an is the most extreme attack on Islam and Muslims,” he added. He explained that the simplest act that can be done is to sever diplomatic relations and economic boycott, warning by saying: "If the Islamic Nation's position does not live up to this possible boycott, then it is failure to protect the most important sanctity of Muslims."

Sayyed Abdulmalik reaffirmed Yemen’s principled stance towards the Palestinian cause and people, and continuous pursuit of cooperation and coordination with Palestine and the axis of jihad and resistance.

He pointed out that what we hope for from cooperation with the axis of jihad and resistance is to achieve the desired goal of purifying Palestine and saving the Palestinian people.

At the end of his speech, the Leader called on the US-Saudi coalition to end the aggression, siege and occupation, to deal with the prisoners and reconstruction issue, and to desist from plots aimed at dividing Yemen.

Sayyed Abdulmalik delivered a speech during marches that were organized in Yemen to commemorate martyrdom of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him,  the third Shia Imam and the grandson of Prophet Mohammad (Peace be upon Him) and to condemn insults to the Holy Quran.

"The tragedy of Karbala that occurred against the grandson of the Messenger of God was the most prominent manifestation of the great and dangerous deviation that brought the group of evil and tyranny from the Umayyads to power,” he said. 

Sayyed Abdulmalik affirmed that the Islamic nation in this era faces tyranny, evil and Yazidi criminality represented by the Jewish lobby, the US and its allies.

He explained that the promotion of heinous immorality and homosexuality is the culmination of the path of the US and the West to deviate human societies to subjugate and enslave humans.