Sana'a: The Revolution Leader, Sayyid Abdul Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, has declared the effectiveness of the Qur'anic project in protecting adherents from aligning with America and Israel. During his speech marking the anniversary of Al-Sarkah, al-Houthi highlighted the project's success in fostering distrust against these nations and their allies, while reinforcing confidence in God.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Qur'anic project is not only a cultural movement but also an initiative aimed at boycotting American and Israeli goods. Al-Houthi emphasized its role in mobilizing people against perceived enemies and enhancing national capabilities. He indicated that the project instills a consciousness among its followers, enabling them to recognize and resist adversaries.
The leader stated that the initiative has withstood numerous challenges, including pressures and conflicts initiated by American influences in Yemen. Despite these adversities, the Qur'anic project has remained resilient, serving as a defense against loyalty and submission to hostile forces.
Al-Houthi further explained that the movement's unwavering stance is distinct from other Islamic movements that have shifted under varying circumstances. He praised the Qur'anic project's consistency and its role in uniting people under God's guidance.
The speech also addressed regional dynamics, notably the ongoing aggression on Gaza. Al-Houthi criticized the Zionist plan, describing it as a comprehensive assault on the Islamic nation. He elaborated on a dual strategy employed by adversaries: a hard military approach and a soft war targeting cultural and ideological aspects.
Highlighting the challenges faced by Palestine, al-Houthi condemned the Israeli enemy's actions in Gaza, including the siege and starvation tactics affecting over two million Palestinians. He called for a united stance against these aggressions, emphasizing the moral and spiritual strengths of the Islamic nation.
The leader also criticized internal divisions and the cooperation of some within the nation with external enemies. He highlighted the importance of maintaining a firm stance against such influences, suggesting that the current state of disunity serves the interests of America and Israel.
In his concluding remarks, al-Houthi urged Yemenis to participate in a large-scale demonstration to show solidarity with Palestine and express resistance against American and Israeli actions. He highlighted the importance of this participation as a form of jihad and a testament to the Yemeni people's resilience.
The speech underscored the leader's commitment to the Qur'anic project and its objectives, portraying it as an essential framework for resisting external domination and preserving the identity and integrity of the Islamic nation.