News- Yemen: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, offered his condolences for the martyrdom of the mujahid and scholar, Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, head of Hezbollah's Executive Council, who passed away after a life filled with jihad and steadfastness.

In his speech on Thursday, addressing the latest developments in Palestine and Lebanon, the leader said, 'We extend our deepest condolences and sincere sympathy to the honorable family of the martyr Safi al-Din, to Hezbollah, to the nation of resistance and jihad, to the Lebanese people, and to our entire Islamic nation,' also offering condolences to the martyr's companions who walked the path of jihad with him.

The leader noted that 'the role of the head of Hezbollah's Executive Council, the great mujahid and scholar, martyr Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, may God be pleased with him, was immense, impactful, and influential.'

He emphasized that 'the martyr Safi al-Din's contribution to jihad was remarkable, stemming from his strong faith, awareness, insight, knowledge, great determination, and high ambition.'

The leader pointed out that 'one of the criminal Zionist Israeli enemy's goals in targeting the mujahid leaders is to break the morale of their nation, the mujahideen, and their popular base.'

He highlighted that 'the enemy's deep-rooted hatred blinds them from understanding history, pushing them to persist in their criminal and aggressive path of targeting leaders.'

While the loss of jihad leaders, especially in sensitive times, is painful for the mujahideen, the believers, the entire nation, and all the free people in the world, it is a great loss for the nation,' the leader confirmed that 'the sacrifices of the leaders leave a profound impact, as God fulfills their hopes, blesses their efforts, and at the same time, He supports and grants victory to their cause.'

Sayyed Abdulmalik said, 'The enemy hopes and strives to achieve its goals of controlling the nation and ending the battle by targeting the leaders, but these hopes are illusions and bound to fail,' adding that 'the path of faith and jihad in the way of God Almighty has the unique feature that the nation which moves forward with a faith-based approach is under the care of God Almighty.'

He stressed that 'the sacrifice of the martyred leaders is an offering to God Almighty, and He, in His greatness, will grant them victory.'

He continued in this context, 'The efforts and deeds of those who sacrificed their lives in the path of God do not go in vain, and it is God Almighty who takes care of them and blesses their impact until they yield great results.'

He explained that 'the faithful direction of the believers, as a movement and as a nation, moving in the way of God Almighty, keeps them connected to God, trusting in Him, and relying on Him, even in the darkest times and the most difficult phases,' emphasizing that 'God Almighty watches over the mujahid nation, even if it loses its great leaders and best individuals, allowing it to continue its journey under His immense care.'

He noted that 'the sorrow over the leaders and the righteous also serves as a factor for steadfastness, resilience, unity, dedication, and bravery.'

He reiterated that 'the stance of our mujahideen brothers in Lebanon and Gaza, in their steadfastness and unity, greatly surprised the enemies and also surprised those lying in wait.'"