Sanaa: Revolution Leader Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi reiterated Yemen's firm and unwavering stance in supporting the Palestinian people and confronting American and Israeli tyranny. In a televised address delivered on the occasion of the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Zaid, Sayyed Abdulmalik affirmed that the Yemeni people remain steadfast in their comprehensive and continuous mobilization in support of Gaza since the onset of Israeli aggression, despite facing intense military assaults.
According to Yemen News Agency, Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted that Yemen's support for Gaza involves facing a significant propaganda war aimed at destabilization and distraction from core issues, particularly the Palestinian cause. He emphasized that the Palestinian people's suffering is shared by the entire Muslim nation and that the U.S.-Israeli threat poses a danger to all. The Yemeni people's steadfastness is attributed to firm faith, Quranic awareness, and unwavering conviction.
The leader stressed Yemen's commitment to continue active engagement across military operations, mass mobilization, and strategic training to strengthen readiness and uphold just causes. He explained that Yemen's course in confronting U.S.-Israeli tyranny is guided by Quranic insight and genuine faith.
On the occasion of Imam Zaid's martyrdom, Sayyed al-Houthi highlighted Imam Zaid's stature as a great symbol of Islam and a guide to the Ummah. He noted that Imam Zaid's movement was based on deep faith and aimed to reconnect the Ummah with the Quran. Imam Zaid's uprising emerged during a time of crisis under the Umayyads, who desecrated sacred Islamic sites.
The revolution leader emphasized the critical role of Quranic awareness in resisting tyranny and upholding major Islamic principles. He warned that neglecting these principles allows corruption to dominate while virtue is suppressed.
Sayyed al-Houthi recalled Imam Zaid's commitment to liberating the Ummah and highlighted the Imam's enduring struggle despite betrayal. He noted that the Umayyads' attempts to erase Imam Zaid's legacy failed, as his struggle established a lasting school of resistance.
The leader stressed the need to revive the major themes of Imam Zaid's revolution, especially living by the Quran to resist American and Israeli tyranny. He described this tyranny as a threat to the Ummah's freedom and identity.
Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted the immense suffering in Gaza, calling it a threat to the entire Ummah. He accused the Israeli regime of manipulating humanitarian aid as a tool of genocide and criticized the Muslim world's silence as a grave danger.
The leader concluded by emphasizing that Yemen stands apart in its steadfast support for Palestine, despite the Ummah's failure to act.