News - Yemen: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi shed light on the scale of criminality and brutality practiced by the Israeli enemy in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, and Quds. He emphasized that this savage aggression relies fundamentally on American and Western support and thrives on official Arab inaction.

Sayyed Abdulmalik began his address by highlighting the tragic situation in the Gaza Strip, pointing out that the criminal, savage, and brutal Israeli enemy depends on American and Western support in its aggression.

He revealed horrifying statistics of the Israeli aggression over just one week, with over 1,200 martyrs and wounded, most of whom were women and children. He stressed that the enemy had wiped out entire displaced families in this week’s crimes, noting that the total number of martyrs and wounded since the resumption of the brutal Israeli aggression on Gaza has exceeded 1,800 martyrs and over 7,700 wounded.

The leader emphasized that the horrific scale of criminality by the Israeli enemy clearly amounts to "genocide," and that this genocide continues within the Muslim world, in full view and earshot of everyone.

He explained that the Israeli enemy in Gaza targets all segments of society and consistently seeks to dismantle healthcare and humanitarian efforts. The number of martyrs among humanitarian workers and medical teams in Gaza has exceeded 1,400. He noted that the enemy targets displaced persons in their shelters—often previously designated as safe zones—having bombed nearly 250 displacement centers.

Sayyed Abdulmalik added that the criminality does not stop at direct bombardment; the Israeli enemy continues its genocidal efforts through starvation as a method of extermination. The humanitarian situation in Gaza has become extremely dire after relief organizations exhausted their remaining food supplies, with all bakeries and most kitchens closed.

The leader described the heart-wrenching scenes of children screaming and crying as they wander the streets searching for scraps of food, and mothers standing helpless before the cries of their infants. Some children’s skin has begun clinging to their bones due to the lack of infant formula.

He pointed out that the Israeli enemy even targets those attempting to fish in the sea to secure sustenance, with many martyred while trying to catch fish to feed their families. Even tree leaves have become inaccessible after the enemy destroyed 80% of agricultural land.

“17 UN agencies and an NGO confirmed that the vast majority of Gaza’s children suffer from severe malnutrition.”

He concluded that the tragedy in Gaza is immense, exposing the scale of Israeli criminality and aggression, backed by America and the West and enabled by Islamic inaction.

The leader clarified that Israeli criminality is not confined to Gaza; the enemy continues its assaults in the West Bank and Quds in all forms, foremost among them the desecration of Muslim holy sites. The Israeli enemy persists in its daily incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque, violating its sanctity.

He noted that the number of homes demolished by the Israeli enemy in the Nur Shams camp in the West Bank has exceeded 400, adding that the occupier gangs continue their vile, degrading, and thuggish assaults, stealing livestock and crops.

He further stated that the occupiers have escalated to attacking Palestinian women, as seen in the village of Al-Mughayyir northeast of Ramallah.

In the same context, the leader expressed deep regret over the Palestinian Authority’s continued repression of the Palestinian people alongside the Israeli enemy, considering the PA’s actions as criminal—killing and shedding Palestinian blood in cooperation with the Israeli enemy to curry favor.

Sayyed Abdulmalik mentioned that this week, the Palestinian Authority cold-bloodedly killed a Palestinian youth in Al-Fara’a camp and assaulted an elderly man in Jenin’s eastern neighborhood.

He asserted that the enemy’s crimes demolish all illusions of surrender and coexistence between Arabs and Zionists as a grand deception. Conversely, the Nakba reminds us of the mujahideen in Palestine, whose legendary steadfastness remains unbroken by tragedies, and of an indelible memory and identity. It also recalls the defeats of Arab armies within days when they were overcome by weakness and inaction.

The leader affirmed that the Arab armies’ lack of fighting will in past stages is among the reasons for the Israeli enemy’s persistence in aggression across the region.

He called for drawing crucial lessons from the Nakba to seriously work toward changing reality through reliance on God.

One key lesson from the 1948 Nakba is that the Zionist Jewish criminal and savage approach has not changed over 77 years. The foundations of the Israeli enemy’s criminal behavior stem from Jewish beliefs that permit the violation of non-Jews, with Jewish mobilization steeped in hatred, contempt, and extreme hostility—each generation worse than the last.

He stressed that the Israeli enemy has not changed in 77 years, proving it is a criminal entity with which coexistence and peace are impossible. It is built on injustice and criminality and cannot endure, as it exists in an abnormal state compared to other human societies.

The leader then addressed the Western role and official Arab stance, affirming that Western policy in Britain, America, Germany, and elsewhere has not changed in 77 years—remaining fully supportive of the Israeli enemy.

He considered Western nations exposed, as they disregard their own slogans about peoples’ rights and self-determination. The word "freedom" is frequently echoed in Western rhetoric but entirely absent when it comes to the clear and established rights of the Palestinian people.

“Western nations, in supporting the Zionist entity, ignore their own deceptive slogans and even neglect their major interests with the Islamic world, particularly Arab nations. Despite exploiting the wealth of Muslim nations, they show no regard for their peoples, while supporting Israel despite gaining no economic benefit.”

Sayyed Abdulmalik affirmed that the Israeli enemy is not a source of profit for Western nations—it takes without giving, unlike Arab and Islamic nations, from which the West extracts trillions of dollars while showing no respect or consideration for their peoples.

Regarding the official Arab stance, the leader stressed that most have not seriously addressed their failures since the 1948 Nakba and beyond. Arab official dealings have failed to form a clear, practical Arab-Islamic direction in support of Palestine, with the Arab position negatively impacting international and regional stances toward the Palestinian cause.

He strongly criticized the official Arab trend toward humiliating surrender and gratuitous concessions, despite the enemy’s escalating aggression. He affirmed that the Arab system, in all past stages, insists on surrender, which the Israeli enemy always meets with increased aggression.

He concluded that the official Arab direction has declined, reaching the depths of major betrayal in what they call "normalization."