Sana'a: Yemeni scholars have strongly condemned the actions of the Zionist enemy and criticized the continued inaction of Muslim regimes, peoples, armies, and scholars in supporting Gaza. They have declared that normalization with the Zionist entity is a crime, exacerbated by ongoing crimes and massacres.
According to Yemen News Agency, in a statement issued during their conference in Sana'a, titled "The Position of the Scholars of the Nation Regarding the War of Extermination and Starvation in Gaza and the Plan for 'Greater Israel,'" Yemeni scholars congratulated the Islamic nation on the anniversary of the Prophet's birthday. They urged the Muslim community to emulate the Prophet's qualities, such as mercy, courage, and patience.
The scholars emphasized the importance of love, peace, and unity among Muslims, urging them to reject division and stand together against threats facing the nation. They condemned the Zionist entity's actions in Gaza and other regions, highlighting the use of starvation as a weapon.
The statement further criticized Muslim regimes' inaction and described normalization with Israel as a crime. The scholars warned that the Zionist entity's plans for "Greater Israel," supported by the United States, threaten the entire Muslim community, including those collaborating with it.
They called on regimes supporting Israel to repent and sever ties, urging them to support Gaza and Palestine. The statement also condemned the extravagance and corruption of some Arab regimes, accusing them of funding the Zionist enemy while neglecting the Palestinian plight.
The scholars stressed the need for resistance in Gaza and Lebanon and called for the expulsion of foreign forces from the region. They urged Arab and Islamic scholars to issue clear statements supporting Gaza and called on Muslims to resist the Zionist and American partnership.
In their statement, the Yemeni scholars praised Yemen's leadership and people for their steadfast support of Gaza and Palestine, urging continued military and economic resistance against American and Israeli interests. They advocated for ongoing demonstrations and cautioned against actions undermining Yemeni resilience against their adversaries.