News - Yemen: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, commented on recent events in Syria, affirming that they are part of the Israeli enemy's attempt to impose a formula of violating the sovereignty of all Arab and Islamic countries, whether they oppose the Zionist entity or seek to befriend it, without success.

He stated that "the Israeli enemy seeks to create opportunities to exploit them significantly against all the peoples of our nation, starting with the regions surrounding Palestine, including Syria and Egypt."

"The enemy is greedy for the region surrounding Palestine, and this is evident in its media programs, political plans, and its conspiracies with the United States," Sayyed Abdulmalik affirmed.

The leader pointed out that "the criminal Netanyahu spoke about how the fall of the Assad regime creates new and important opportunities for 'Israel' ".

He explained that "the Israeli aggression on Syria occurred in two directions: the first, the deep penetration of its forces, reaching close to the countryside of Damascus; the second, the destruction of military capabilities."

He clarified that "the information estimates that the enemy's army is about 25 kilometers from Damascus, which demonstrates the extent of the Israeli penetration, with the possibility that it will continue to expand and invade."

The leader noted that "the enemy's army advanced without any resistance or concern for the Syrian people, the groups that control Syria, their supporters, or any regard for the entire world."

He confirmed that "the Israeli enemy, by penetrating Syria, did not care about international laws, norms, or UN charters."

He added that "the Israeli enemy seeks to occupy countries as long as it has the opportunity, and it actively seeks to create opportunities and prepare the conditions for implementing its plans."

Sayyed Abdulmalik also remarked that "the U.S. occupation in Syria focuses on oil sources and practices blatant, open, and exposed looting of Syrian oil."

He highlighted that "the Israeli enemy destroyed Syria's military capabilities in the largest airstrike since the creation of the occupying entity."

He emphasized that "never before has the Israeli enemy targeted the military capabilities of any Arab country as it did in Syria, to the extent that it announced the destruction of 80% in one night."

He described the destruction of Syria as "thuggery and insolence in the sight and hearing of the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation."

The leader pointed out that "the Israeli aggression on Syria is a reinforcement of the formula of violation, and it is being carried out with American support and partnership to impose it on the peoples and countries of our nation."

He affirmed that "the enemy is working to impose this violation on all the countries of our nation, whether they are in confrontation with it or cooperating with it."

The leader renewed the assertion that "the willingness of some countries to cooperate with the entity is ineffective against the formula of violation that the U.S. and Israel are trying to impose on our region."

Calls for Unified Stance Against Israeli Aggression

Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi stressed the need for a united front against Israeli aggression, emphasizing that this stance is a principled one, rooted in opposition to an attack on Arab lands and Muslim peoples, and not influenced by other considerations.

The leader urged governments, political factions, and movements to take a clear and unequivocal position against Israel, condemning the excessive silence and tolerance some parties exhibit toward the crimes committed by the occupying entity.

He strongly criticized the leniency shown by many Arab and Islamic governments toward Israel and the United States, which often exceeds their tolerance for one another. He highlighted the hypocrisy of some forces and groups that extend such tolerance to external aggressors while showing harshness and division within their own nations.

The leader decried the lack of outrage over the atrocities committed by Israel against Palestinian detainees and abductees, contrasting it with the internal conflicts and divisions within the Muslim world.

He warned against the rhetoric of an "American-Israeli plan to reshape the new Middle East," describing it as a conspiracy to subjugate and exploit the region's nations and peoples, leaving them vulnerable to Israeli and American domination.

The leader called out armed factions controlling parts of Syria for their muted response to Israeli aggression, particularly against Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria. He criticized the absence of resistance-oriented rhetoric, such as standing against oppression and promoting jihad in defense of the oppressed, which has been replaced by passivity and silence.

Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that Israel poses a genuine threat to the entire Muslim world, regardless of sect or political orientation. He pointed to Israeli actions in Syria as proof that their aggression is not solely about confronting Iran, as often claimed. Even factions that openly oppose Iran have found themselves targeted by Israel.

In a rallying cry to Arab and Islamic nations, he called for mobilization and a clear declaration of enmity toward Israel. He urged nations to channel their energy, weaponry, and resolve against the occupying forces, criticizing those who show greater fervor in internal conflicts than in resisting Israeli aggression.