Sana'a: In a recent speech, Sayyid Leader criticized the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, highlighting the severe famine conditions declared by the United Nations.
According to Yemen News Agency, he emphasized the continuous nature of the crisis, stating that the Israeli actions in Gaza are a persistent crime against humanity, marked by starvation and suffering, particularly affecting children.
The Sayyid Leader described the Israeli agenda as a destructive Zionist project targeting the Islamic nation and the broader region under the banners of 'Middle East Transformation' and 'Greater Israel.' He accused the American administration of supporting this agenda, presenting it as a sacred mission with significant religious and ideological implications. The speech underscored the denial of basic rights to Palestinians and dismissed hopes for a favorable American stance as illusory.
He further criticized former U.S. President Trump's willingness to reallocate Arab lands to Israel, viewing it as a severe disregard for Arab rights. The Sayyid Leader also addressed political pressures on Lebanon aimed at disarming the resistance, which he argued would facilitate Israeli control over Lebanon. He contrasted this with the Israeli military build-up, which he claimed was ongoing in both Lebanon and Syria.
The Sayyid Leader condemned the 'David Corridor' plan, accusing Israel of seeking greater regional influence with American support. He warned of the threat posed by Israeli actions in Syria to neighboring countries, including Iraq, Jordan, and others. The speech also mentioned Israeli aggression on Qatar, allegedly supported by American backing, and criticized the misleading actions of Trump during negotiations in Qatar.
Demonstrations against these actions were reported in 13 countries, with significant protests in Belgium and Mexico, and around 300 arrests in Britain. The 'Fleet of Steadfastness' was mentioned as a symbol of solidarity with Palestinians against the blockade.
The speech also referenced Yemen's support operations in the Battle of the Promised Victory, highlighting the grand celebration of the Prophet's birthday with a theme of jihad. The Sayyid Leader called for Muslims to return to the teachings of the Qur'an and the Prophet Muhammad to address challenges, particularly the Zionist-Jewish threat. He criticized the notion of America as a 'sponsor of peace,' deeming it misleading.
Finally, the Sayyid Leader presented jihad as a construct not only of military action but as a path to education and development, urging Muslims to study and follow the prophetic path of jihad for greater awareness and understanding.