Sana'a – Saba: Report: Jameel Al-Qashm
The speech of the Revolution Leader, His Eminence Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddin Al-Houthi, came at a pivotal moment—reshaping public consciousness regarding the suffering of the Palestinian people in Gaza and precisely exposing Arab complicity in supporting the Zionist entity. Laden with political, religious, and cultural messages, the speech affirmed that the stance against aggression is inseparable from the Ummah’s position between the camp of betrayal and the path of jihad.
The speech presented a profound Quranic analysis, linking the treachery of internal actors with the crimes of external forces, and compelling the people to rise without delay. It laid out a strategic vision that keeps resistance at the core of action while dismantling all justifications that contradict dignity and belonging.
Sayyed Al-Houthi began with a precise diagnosis of the current phase, where betrayal manifests through economic, military, and political channels. He exposed how some Arab regimes align with the Zionist project, masking their subservience to Washington and Tel Aviv as political pragmatism.
The Revolution Leader highlighted bitter realities behind the scenes of Arab-Israeli relations—from fueling warplanes and securing trade routes to hosting Zionist delegations under the guise of "normalization." These regimes, he declared, have become direct tools in supporting the machinery of killing and genocide.
Transitioning to a call for mass mobilization, Sayyed Al-Houthi emphasized that the initiative remains in the hands of the people. He rejected the notion that their silence is inevitable, attributing it instead to decades of media deception and indoctrination.
The speech sharply criticized mosques, educational institutions, and media platforms for being weaponized as tools of pacification rather than mobilization. Their silence amid massacres, he argued, exposes a disgraceful detachment from the Ummah’s causes.
Al-Azhar Al-Sharif faced direct critique for its rapid retreat after an initial statement—a moment that revealed the moral bankruptcy of some venerable religious institutions. This critique, however, was framed as a call for reform, not condemnation.
With Quranic verses as his foundation, the Leader warned of divine retribution for inaction, reminding listeners that divine punishment awaits the negligent—in this life before the hereafter. He redefined jihad as a holistic duty: political, cultural, and media resistance against the Zionist project, which seeks to dismantle the Ummah’s identity and plunder its resources.
Celebrating Gaza’s steadfastness, Sayyed Al-Houthi declared it an open lesson in patience, resistance, and honor—a living rebuke to all who have abandoned it. He condemned attempts to silence resistance voices and distort the image of mujahideen as among the most dangerous forms of collusion.
The speech exposed the deep entanglement between political complicity and economic support, detailing how trade, oil, and transit routes directly fund the enemy. A carefully managed network of interests, he revealed, binds some regimes to the Zionist entity, transforming their inaction into a full-fledged project of occupation support.
In closing, the Leader issued an open call to the Resistance Axis, urging unity and mass alignment with fronts of steadfastness. He reaffirmed Yemen’s unwavering support for Palestine—politically and on the ground—as part of the Arab and Islamic battle for honor.
The speech left no room for neutrality, demanding every party choose: stand with the oppressed or be counted among the betrayers.
In its entirety, the speech stands as a manifesto of clarity—a Quranic and moral compass for the era. It realigns the struggle with its religious and historical dimensions, holding each actor accountable for their choices with unflinching boldness and balance.
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