News - Yemen: The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddin al-Houthi stated that the complicity and inaction of Arab and Islamic regimes are "among the biggest factors encouraging the Zionist enemy to continue its crimes and aggressions in the Gaza Strip."

In his speech on Thursday, the leader said: "The disregard for the dangers threatening the Ummah (Muslim nation) is absolutely unjustifiable, because the Ummah is capable of doing much more."

He reiterated his warning, saying: "The state of inaction and negligence is extremely dangerous because this negligence plays a major role in emboldening the Israeli enemy."

The leader emphasized that "most Arab and Islamic regimes do not provide even the bare minimum for the Palestinian people, nor do they take any practical stance against the ongoing genocide."

He explained that "the Ummah, through its inaction toward the Palestinian people, is neglecting its humanitarian, religious, and moral responsibilities, as well as issues that concern it. It is threatened in its security, faith, worldly affairs, and interests, posing great danger—a danger that only grows due to this inaction."

He pointed out that "the stance of Arab regimes and most Islamic regimes does not even reach the level of many non-Islamic countries that have taken practical steps," stressing that "the Ummah’s negligence to this extent will have inevitable consequences in light of Allah’s warning, the Almighty."

He noted that some Arab and Islamic regimes are complicit with the Israeli enemy and label resistance movements in Palestine as terrorism.

The leader clarified that "the state of the Arab and Islamic Ummah is extremely dangerous, as its priorities have shifted toward misguided calculations of self-interest."

Sayyed Abdulmalik warned: "If Muslims do not awaken and seriously commit to fulfilling their responsibilities toward what is happening to the Palestinian people, the situation will be dire."

He guided the Ummah, reminding them that they—at the level of their regimes and countries—could "provide much more for the Palestinian people instead of handing trillions of dollars to the Americans."