Sanaa: Yemeni scholars have issued a call for Muslim unity to support Gaza, Palestine, and al-Aqsa Mosque, and to back the Islamic Republic of Iran against American Zionist aggression.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Yemeni scholars commended Iran's recent operations, "Sincere Promise 3," which targeted the Zionist entity.
In a statement following an expanded meeting, the scholars emphasized the necessity of Muslim unity, especially during this critical historical period. They condemned the Zionist actions in Gaza, holding Arab countries accountable for the siege and urging immediate aid.
The scholars denounced violations of al-Aqsa Mosque and crimes across Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria. They criticized Arab and Islamic failures that embolden the Zionist enemy and mentioned the alleged funding of aggression by Arab money.
Condemning the Zionist and American aggression against Iran, the scholars stressed the importance of supporting Iran and warned against questioning its support for the Palestinian resistance. They declared that perceiving Iran as an enemy aligns with viewing Israel and America as friends, which they stated is forbidden in Islam.
The statement highlighted the impermissibility of normalizing relations with the Zionist entity and the presence of foreign military bases in Arab and Islamic countries, calling for their removal.
The scholars also condemned threats against Iran's Supreme Leader and military leaders, asserting that such actions would strengthen the Iranian resolve. They called on global Islamic scholars to clarify the stance against Zionist and American aggression and to support the "axis of jihad, Jerusalem, and resistance."
They urged an end to sectarian strife, stating that the battle in Gaza, Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen is a unified struggle of Islam against infidelity, with no neutrality allowed.
The scholars emphasized that the nation's salvation and dignity lie in jihad against America and Israel. They praised the Yemeni people's steadfast stance and leadership's support for Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, expressing confidence in divine victory and viewing Iran's response as a chance to liberate the region.