Sana'a: The Yemen Scholars Association has called for a general alert and mobilization in response to actions taken by Israeli forces, specifically citing the repeated incursions and desecration of the Al-Aqsa Mosque. The Association emphasized the need for Arab and Muslim communities to respond robustly to what it describes as provocations and threats to Islamic sanctuaries.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Association released a statement urging a transformation of current anger into a widespread movement aimed at confronting Zionist actions. The statement highlighted the need for a serious and robust Arab and Islamic response to the incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Association criticized figures such as Ben-Ghafir, asserting that they embody hostile intentions and a hateful ideology. It argued that awareness of Quranic teachings and moral preparation are essential in countering these threats.
The statement also condemned the actions of the Zionist army, led by Netanyahu, against civilians in Gaza. It described these actions as crimes of extermination that demand a jihadist mobilization from Arab regimes, armies, and peoples.
The Association further criticized the apathy and inertia in the face of ongoing violence, suggesting it reflects a failure to uphold human and religious values. It called on all nations, particularly those surrounding Gaza, to take responsibility for lifting the siege and supporting the Palestinian people.
The statement praised the Yemeni leadership's decision to support Gaza, viewing it as an inspiring example for other nations. It emphasized the importance of Quranic culture and a unified faith identity as foundational to mobilizing the nation against their adversaries.
Finally, the Association stressed the need for sincerity and reliance on divine guidance, advocating for combat readiness and unity in the face of external threats. It called for the embodiment of values such as brotherhood and solidarity while rejecting sectarian divisions.