Sana'a - Saba:
The Republic of Yemen, through statements and words of its leaders, led by the revolution leader, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, reiterates its principled and steadfast position on the Palestinian Cause, not as a temporary tactic, but rather as a permanent strategy governed by faith and human constants.
In a recent speech Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, said Yemen will continue with all steadfastness and determination in the battle of the Promised Victory and the Scared Jihad, carry out naval operations and bombard the Zionist enemy with missiles and drones, stressing Yemen's readiness to confront any American-Zionist escalation.
An observer and follower of the Palestinian Cause concludes that this issue has suffered severe damage from two sides: the first is the occupier of the land, the Zionist entity and its supporters, America and Western Europe.
The second side, which is more severe and harsher, is its Arab and Islamic surroundings, with fatal stabs delivered at its back from the brothers of Arabism and Islam.
This caused harm to it, as Arab regimes have rushed towards humiliating normalization without restraints.
This normalization began with the largest Arab country, the Arab Republic of Egypt, by signing a peace agreement with the Zionist entity early in the 1970s. The model was followed by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and then Gulf states that joined the chorus of normalization.
The United Arab Emirates rushed towards normalization with extremism, whereby it abandoned its Islamic and Arab affiliation.
The same thing happened with Bahrain and the Kingdom of Morocco, while Saudi Arabia and Qatar have completed more than fifty percent of the normalization journey, and it is a matter of time before the normalization takes place.
It is an Arab era dominated by a collapse of morals, ethics and principles in the political system, and by a disappearance of what was called joint Arab action due to a number of reasons. Most of these reasons were brought about by foreign intelligence services that planned well for this and succeeded in destroying the Arab political system and the Arab regimes in terms of their content.
Accordingly, the Palestinian Cause is no longer a priority on the agenda of the Arab political regimes, especially those that normalized relations with the occupying entity, as they changed their priorities and interests leading to what one can see today in the form of clear conspiracy against the Palestinian Cause.
Written by: Political Editor
The Republic of Yemen, through statements and words of its leaders, led by the revolution leader, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, reiterates its principled and steadfast position on the Palestinian Cause, not as a temporary tactic, but rather as a permanent strategy governed by faith and human constants.
In a recent speech Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, said Yemen will continue with all steadfastness and determination in the battle of the Promised Victory and the Scared Jihad, carry out naval operations and bombard the Zionist enemy with missiles and drones, stressing Yemen's readiness to confront any American-Zionist escalation.
An observer and follower of the Palestinian Cause concludes that this issue has suffered severe damage from two sides: the first is the occupier of the land, the Zionist entity and its supporters, America and Western Europe.
The second side, which is more severe and harsher, is its Arab and Islamic surroundings, with fatal stabs delivered at its back from the brothers of Arabism and Islam.
This caused harm to it, as Arab regimes have rushed towards humiliating normalization without restraints.
This normalization began with the largest Arab country, the Arab Republic of Egypt, by signing a peace agreement with the Zionist entity early in the 1970s. The model was followed by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and then Gulf states that joined the chorus of normalization.
The United Arab Emirates rushed towards normalization with extremism, whereby it abandoned its Islamic and Arab affiliation.
The same thing happened with Bahrain and the Kingdom of Morocco, while Saudi Arabia and Qatar have completed more than fifty percent of the normalization journey, and it is a matter of time before the normalization takes place.
It is an Arab era dominated by a collapse of morals, ethics and principles in the political system, and by a disappearance of what was called joint Arab action due to a number of reasons. Most of these reasons were brought about by foreign intelligence services that planned well for this and succeeded in destroying the Arab political system and the Arab regimes in terms of their content.
Accordingly, the Palestinian Cause is no longer a priority on the agenda of the Arab political regimes, especially those that normalized relations with the occupying entity, as they changed their priorities and interests leading to what one can see today in the form of clear conspiracy against the Palestinian Cause.
Written by: Political Editor