News - Yemen: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, has called on Arab countries to break free from American control and say: "No to America."

In his speech on Tuesday, marking the humiliating expulsion of U.S. Marines from Sanaa on February 11, 2015, Sayyed Abdulmalik stated, "The American insanity through its plan to displace the people of Gaza has put Arab states in a difficult position." 

He stressed that "at this time, the Arab stance must be strong and firm in rejecting the American project" and that "this phase must be one of Arab and Islamic unity against American arrogance." He affirmed that if such unity is achieved, it will thwart American plans for Gaza.

Regarding the situation in Lebanon, Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that Yemen will stand by the Lebanese people if the occupation escalates.

Touching on the anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, the leader highlighted that it was a gain for the Palestinian people since the Shah was a clear agent of Israel. He reaffirmed the principle of supporting the Palestinian people militarily, politically, and in the media.

He stated: "We are ready to intervene militarily in any Israeli escalation against Gaza."

Americans Are Committed to the Zionist Project
Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi explained that many in the Muslim world view the Americans as different from the Israelis, but in reality, they are two sides of the same coin when it comes to aggression and ambitions.

He pointed out that Americans believe in the Zionist project, which aligns with their colonial desires and goals. He warned that any policies built on a naive and unrealistic perception of the U.S. only serve American interests. Such policies allow the U.S. to exploit certain regimes and factions that adopt this misguided view, drawing them into cooperation and dependence.

He added: "The Americans exploit those who seek their approval, viewing them as naive fools to be used until they are no longer needed. When that moment comes, they discard them without hesitation. Many Arab leaders have bet on the Americans—just as they did with the British before—and lost in the end. History is filled with examples of Arab rulers who cooperated with the U.S., only to be abandoned when their usefulness expired."

Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that some in the Muslim world open all doors to American influence, allowing it to penetrate every sector. Ultimately, this leads to their downfall, as they become stripped of all means of resilience and sovereignty.

He pointed out that one of the major problems in the Arab world is that its countries and peoples allow the U.S. to infiltrate their societies, shifting the focus of hostility away from America and making it easier for it to achieve its goals.

He continued: "When the U.S. imposes economic sanctions on a country, we see Arabs adhering to them more strictly than they adhere to the Quran—this is truly unfortunate." He noted that whenever the U.S. launches a hostile campaign against a nation, Arab and Muslim media outlets align with it, amplifying its impact. He referenced the recent Al-Aqsa Flood operation, where the Arab and Muslim response was largely either complicit or cowardly.

Arab Regimes Lack Sovereign Will
The leader pointed out that while the U.S. actively supports Israel in its aggression against Gaza, the Arab world remains a passive observer without any serious response. He criticized the Saudi regime for hosting multiple summits and issuing statements but failing to take any tangible action, such as banning Israeli flights from using its airspace—an easy step it could have taken.

Meanwhile, as the brutal assault on Gaza continues, videos circulate of Israelis dancing and celebrating in Riyadh and other parts of Saudi Arabia.

He further criticized Saudi Arabia for maintaining its designation of Hamas and Palestinian fighters as "terrorists" and for imprisoning Hamas members without cause. These prisoners have done nothing to the Saudi regime; their only "crime" is their opposition to Israel.

He asserted that Saudi Arabia had not even taken minimal measures because Arab regimes lack the will to take concrete action beyond issuing statements. They have also failed to come together to ensure the delivery of food to the starving population in Gaza. Worse still, the regimes that normalized ties with Israel have not reversed their positions, placing them in a complicit role. Meanwhile, others remain hesitant and submissive, prioritizing U.S. interests over the Palestinian cause.

Who Will Buy Gaza, You Fool?
Sayyed Abdulmalik denounced U.S. plans to displace Palestinians from Gaza and seize the territory, mocking former President Donald Trump’s statement about "buying" Gaza as if it were a real estate transaction.

He described the American approach as a blatant disregard for laws, principles, and ethics, emphasizing that the U.S. cares only about its agenda and Israeli interests.

He stressed the importance of standing firm, saying that while Arab regimes have publicly opposed the displacement plan, they must remain steadfast and never compromise on this position in exchange for other concessions that would harm the Palestinian cause.

He warned that the American and Israeli strategy is one of deception, where they set extreme demands to later negotiate compromises that still serve their interests. He urged vigilance against such tactics and called for a unified stance against U.S. attempts to dictate the fate of Palestinians.

"When America makes an unreasonable demand from its allied regimes, it is an opportunity for them to finally learn to say 'No' and break free from American control. Our entire Muslim world—its nations, regimes, and political forces—must work together to oppose U.S. efforts to displace the Palestinian people," he said.

Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that opposition to American policies should serve as a basis for stronger regional cooperation, urging Arabs to reconsider their reliance on the two-state solution. He argued that this approach only legitimizes Israel’s claim over most of Palestine while granting Palestinians a small fraction of their homeland.

He called on Arab regimes to shift from a negative stance toward Palestinian resistance and instead provide fighters with financial, media, and political support. He asserted that this support is legally and religiously justified and warned of the increasing dangers in the West Bank, where Israeli forces continue to commit crimes in cities like Jenin and Tulkarm.

The leader urged an active Arab and Muslim stance against Israeli aggression in both Gaza and the West Bank. He also criticized the U.S. ambassador to Israel, who recently spoke of fulfilling "biblical prophecies" under the Trump administration—a clear reference to the Zionist plan to annex the West Bank.

Unite Against American and Israeli Aggression
He stressed that in the face of American arrogance and aggression, the response must be Palestinian, Arab, and Islamic unity. He argued that while international condemnation of U.S. policies exists, it will not lead to decisive action—only Muslims and Arabs can take a firm stand.

He called for a unified Palestinian, Arab, and Islamic position against American policies, stating that if they rely on God and stand together, they can thwart U.S. plans.

Some believe that whatever America wants will happen, but Sayyed Abdulmalik dismissed this notion, questioning whether Trump truly thinks he can buy Gaza from a people who have endured 15 months of genocide and unwavering resistance.

He directly addressed Trump: "Do you really think, you ignorant fool, that the proud people of Gaza—after all their unmatched resilience and sacrifices—will sell you their homeland? Who do you think will sell you Gaza, you reckless, ignorant buffoon? You treat everything as a business deal and assume everyone is willing to negotiate with you?"

Sayyed Abdulmalik concluded by stating that the time is ripe for Arabs, Muslims, and Palestinians to unite against U.S. efforts to displace Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank. He warned Israel that no matter how much it relies on American support, it will not achieve its goals if it escalates the conflict.

"If the enemy escalates, the free people of the Ummah will stand with the Palestinian people. We remain steadfast in our position, with our fingers on the trigger, ready to respond immediately to any renewed Israeli aggression on Gaza," he affirmed.

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