The leader of the Yemeni revolution , Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, reaffirmed Yemen’s firm position in supporting the Palestinian people in Gaza, stressing that the Yemeni people will persist their multidimensional support for Gaza, through military operations, popular activities, and mobilization.
In a speech on Sunday, marking the anniversary of the martyrdom of Imam Zayd ibn Ali (peace be upon them), Sayyed Abdul-Malik said that “the Yemeni people, in their comprehensive and ongoing movement since the beginning of the aggression on Gaza, remain firm in their stance despite two successive rounds of military aggression —an American, British, and Israeli aggression, in which they launched thousands of airstrikes on the country.”
He added, “Our position is steadfast in supporting the Palestinian people and confronting American-Israeli tyranny, and we are confident in Allah’s true promise of victory.”
Sayyed Abdul-malik stated that ” Yemen, in its stance with Gaza, is facing a massive propaganda war aimed at dismantling the people’s direction and diverting them from their major causes. At the forefront is the Palestinian cause.”
“The insight of our people and their Qur’anic awareness are the foundation of their great steadfastness and unwavering faith,” he said.
Sayyed Abdul-Malik confirmed: ” Our people will continue their active and serious movement in all fields—military operations, popular activities, and mobilization efforts. Our path in confronting American and Israeli tyranny and its extensions in the Ummah is one guided by the insight of the Holy Qur’an.
“Our movement against American and Israeli tyranny is rooted in faith and is a genuine path that spans generations in this Ummah,” Sayyed Abdul-malik stressed.
In his speech, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, condemned the inaction of the Arab and Islamic nations amid the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Gaza.
He further stressed that the collective failure to support Palestinians in the besieged enclave carries dire consequences both in this world and the hereafter.
“The nation is witnessing the scale of the tragedy and injustice in Gaza,” he said. “To watch and abandon responsibility is a grave danger to the Ummah.”
Sayyed al-Houthi underscored the immense suffering in Gaza, where hundreds of thousands are enduring severe hunger and brutal siege conditions.
He noted that “the people of Gaza are starving, surrounded by hundreds of millions of Arabs and over two billion Muslims who merely watch and stand idle.”
Earlier in the day, Yemenis took to the Al-Matar Street in the capital, Sana’a with mass rally marking the anniversary of the martyrdom of Imam Zayd ibn Ali (peace be upon them).
