News - Yemen: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi emphasized, Thursday, that the only beacon of light and hope amidst the darkness of Arab and Islamic complacency is the effort exerted by the Quds Axis, Jihad, and the Resistance.

In his speech on the latest developments, he highlighted that Hezbollah has sacrificed immensely for Palestine, offering its leaders and cadres as martyrs for the sake of Allah, achieving what others have not. He noted that the support efforts from Yemen and Iraq are evident, particularly against the backdrop of alarming Arab and Islamic inaction.

He pointed out that those who stand boldly and clearly with the Palestinian people are the Quds Axis, Jihad, and the Resistance. He praised the Islamic Republic of Iran for providing comprehensive support to the axis, prioritizing assistance to the Palestinian people.

He noted that the U.S. uses its destructive wars in Arab and Islamic countries to test its forbidden weapons, whether through direct intervention or via proxies.

Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted the dire situation in Gaza, where the health sector has collapsed due to the siege, and the Zionist enemy’s refusal to allow the entry of humanitarian aid. 

He also pointed out that a charity kitchen in Gaza ceased operations after the enemy targeted its staff, worsening the suffering of the besieged and starving population.

The leader also drew attention to the West Bank, where Palestinians face severe violations, including incursions into sacred sites such as the Al-Aqsa Mosque, where offensive Jewish rituals are conducted. He stressed that one of the gravest violations is the deliberate destruction, tearing, and burning of the Quran, actions designed to provoke Muslims worldwide.

He remarked that these provocations should alarm anyone with even a shred of Islamic faith. He reiterated that these crimes are systematically supported by the U.S., which he described as the other face of Zionism.

He added that the crimes committed over the past 14 months have reached levels that even some Zionists admit amount to genocide and ethnic cleansing.

He accused the U.S. of exploiting its wars on the Arab and Islamic world to test its banned weapons, treating the region's people as subjects for its experiments. He also criticized the use of starvation as a weapon, pointing out that the aid entering Gaza meets only 6% of the population's needs.

The leader denounced attacks on Islamic holy sites, particularly the desecration of the Quran, as among the worst Zionist crimes.

He criticized the U.S. for its intolerance of Palestinian resistance to Israeli crimes, emphasizing the hypocrisy of prioritizing Israeli captives in Gaza over the lives of countless Palestinians. 

He stressed that the Muslim world must remain vigilant against the deceitful narratives propagated by its enemies and adhere to the Quranic understanding that Jews are the primary enemy of the Islamic nation, as historical events repeatedly prove.

The Shameful Role of Arab States

Sayyed Abdulmalik condemned the disgraceful roles played by some Arab states in supporting the Zionist enemy and facilitating its genocidal actions against Palestinians. He lamented that neighboring countries to Palestine, with the exception of Hezbollah, are complicit in supplying Israel with goods while Palestinians suffer from starvation.

He criticized the blindness of those who fail to distinguish between friends and enemies, especially given the clarity of the conflict and the exposure of all truths. He expressed disappointment that most Muslim countries have remained passive for over a year, offering no practical action against the Israeli enemy.

The leader highlighted that some non-Muslim countries in Latin America have taken stronger stances against Israel than many Muslim nations.

The leader reaffirmed Yemen's commitment to continuing all military, popular, and mobilization activities aimed at strengthening the Yemeni Armed Forces in their sacred struggle and support for the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation.

He highlighted the unique feature of Yemen’s stance—its combination of popular solidarity and active military engagement. This includes the use of missiles, drones, boats, and various weapons targeting the Zionist enemy, its sponsors, and collaborators. He also praised the donation campaigns supporting the Palestinian people.

He called on the free people of Yemen to join the open training courses for the Al-Aqsa Flood campaign and emphasized the importance of the ongoing weekly mass rallies, which he described as a shining example in Arab and Islamic history.

Sayyed Abdulmalik noted that the U.S. relies on the hope of public fatigue and apathy, but the widespread protests in European, Latin American, and other countries frustrate both the U.S. and Israel. These protests, he said, raise global awareness of the Palestinian people's right to reclaim their land and remove the usurping Zionist entity.

He reiterated his call for the Yemeni people to participate in mass demonstrations in Sana’a and other provinces.