Sana'a: H.E. Field Marshal Mahdi Al-Mashat, Head of the Supreme Political Council, has called on rulers and peoples of Arab and Islamic countries to take a strong and unified stance against the Zionist siege and the starvation of people in Gaza.
According to Yemen News Agency, President Al-Mashat emphasized the need for global awareness and action against what he described as the "brutal extermination" occurring in Gaza. He criticized the silence of the international community, which he attributed to the influence of Zionist propaganda. Al-Mashat stressed that the Israeli entity is the core issue and that seeking solutions with it is futile, urging a focus on the real adversary rather than internal disputes.
Al-Mashat highlighted the humanitarian aspect of the crisis, pointing out that the children suffering in Gaza have no affiliations beyond their basic human instincts. He called for an end to inter-group quarrels and inaction, urging for a concerted effort to prevent further tragedy in Gaza.
The President expressed his hope that Arab and Islamic nations would unite to prevent genocide in Gaza, noting the urgent need for a collective response to the looming threat. He warned that those who remain indifferent to the plight of Gaza may also fall victim to similar dangers in the future.
Al-Mashat further urged for action to restore the honor of the nation and avoid historical disgrace, emphasizing the collective responsibility of all. He reaffirmed Yemen's readiness to lead efforts for unity and cooperation against what he termed "Zionist criminality" and its supporters.
Addressing Arab and Muslim leaders, Al-Mashat encouraged them to empower their peoples to take a stance if they themselves are unable to act, warning that inaction will have widespread repercussions.