Sanaa: The Revolution Leader, Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, has urged the Yemeni population to join a million-person march on Friday in response to a call from Mujahideen in Palestine and in support of the Palestinian people.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Revolution Leader highlighted the ongoing suffering of Palestinians under Zionist assaults, including killings, sieges, abductions, and house demolitions, despite existing agreements. He described the march as a demonstration of Yemeni solidarity with Palestinians and readiness for potential confrontations with Israel and its allies. He also expressed solidarity with Iran, Lebanon, and other Islamic nations against perceived American and Zionist threats.
The Leader warned against negligence and complacency, urging awareness of Zionist plans, including the 'Greater Israel' initiative. He expressed concern over the normalization of violence against Palestinians, including violations at Al-Aqsa Mosque and settlement expansions in the West Bank, cautioning that other nations might face similar fates.
He further criticized the Islamic nation's neglect of their duty to jihad and cited the global repercussions of the American-Zionist scandal involving Jeffrey Epstein. The statement concluded with a call for resistance against external control and a reminder of Islamic values and teachings.
The statement encapsulated a call to action, invoking religious sentiment and emphasizing the need for unity against external adversaries.