Yemen: In a speech that stands as one of the most significant trials of global conscience—particularly for the Arab and Islamic world, the Leader of the revolution delivered crucial messages, expressing bewilderment at a world that remains silent in the face of unprecedented crimes and tragedies in history.

 

 The regimes bordering Palestine, particularly the Gulf regimes—including the Saudi regime—were highlighted as the most prominent traitorous and puppet regimes betraying the Palestinian cause. It is from them that the supply of aircraft, tanks, and all forms of support flows.

He posed the question: "How can these regimes provide all forms of support to the Israeli enemy against their own brothers and people? This has left the Palestinian people deeply wounded by the level of Arab betrayal and complicity."

 

He explained that "the neighboring countries of Palestine could have played a major role, both officially and popularly," stressing that "ignoring and shirking responsibility will not absolve the nation—neither its people nor its regimes—from the grave consequences in this world."

Sayyed Abdulmalik pointed out that "many peoples and regimes may believe their inaction ensures safety, but God brings about change." He warned that "when peoples and regimes face punishment in this world, they will realize their betrayal did not benefit them nor secure their safety."

He added: "The more the Israeli enemy’s tyranny escalates against the Palestinian people due to Arab betrayal and complicity, the greater the responsibility on the nation." He affirmed that "treating the immense oppression of the Palestinian people as routine daily events is dangerous for this nation."

Addressing the Arab and Islamic peoples, he said: "Do not think, O Muslims, that accountability and punishment are only for prayers and fasting. When the nation contributes to the greatest crimes in the world through its negligence, betrayal, and complicity, it exposes itself to severe punishment."

 

The leader noted that "some Arabs actively engage in strife engineered by the Americans and Israelis, as seen in our region with the Takfiri sedition over many years—billions of dollars were spent, and their voices filled the world with noise."

He pointed out that "voices of hatred, malice, Takfir, and sectarian incitement do not mobilize when it comes to supporting the Palestinian people." Instead, "the Zionist Jews, through their various arms, have worked within the nation to suppress any reaction to their aggression among the people. But when it comes to sedition within the nation, we see those who are deaf, dumb, and blind to the Israeli enemy suddenly become active."

He said: "Those who are mute before the Israeli enemy raise their voices loudly for sedition within the nation, filling the Islamic arena with noise. Yet, when it comes to confronting those who stand with Palestine, the instigators of strife mobilize with immense resources, wide movements, and great seriousness."

 

He affirmed: "The Israelis oppose Islam, the Prophet, his companions, and all Muslims entirely. Why do you not oppose these disbelievers? What is missing in the Palestinian cause—in religious, humanitarian, Arab, or ethical terms?"

 

He emphasized that "the Palestinian cause is the most prominent humanitarian and Arab nationalist issue—why this unjustifiable betrayal?" He stressed that it is "a crucial test to evaluate and sift our Arab and Islamic society. Throughout history, events have been the greatest test, clearly distinguishing right from wrong."

With anguish, the leader asked: "Where is the broad Islamic current—with its factions, parties, organizations, and institutions—in supporting the Palestinian people? Do the sons of this nation wait until all of Gaza’s children are dead or until the enemy succeeds in completely displacing them?"

He affirmed: "If the titles of faith lack genuine mercy toward the oppressed, the crushed, and the tormented of this nation at the hands of tyrants and criminals—then where is the mercy?" Critically, he asked: "Where is the dignity of faith in confronting Zionist Jewish arrogance, tyranny, and criminality?"

He noted that "Al-Azhar withdrew and deleted a statement merely for containing mild expressions of grievance against Israeli crimes!" He stressed that "what befalls the Palestinian people is a test—if those who claim sincerity with God do not act, what kind of test will expose the nation’s reality?"

 

He explained: "There is a terrible imbalance in the nation’s reality—no cultivation of true faith, dignity, or responsibility, nor awareness of events. Otherwise, with its vast resources, numbers, and geography, it would not be so stagnant."

He clarified that "the nation’s reality proves that its official leaders nurture submission, degradation, and surrender." They "work to eliminate the motivation to confront the Israeli enemy—a pitiable state."

He affirmed that "what the Israeli enemy does, in partnership with America, is not mere random events from misunderstandings or limited disputes."

Addressing the Arabs and Muslims, he said: "O Arabs, O Muslims, know your enemy—the Jews, with their criminal Zionist agenda and their American, British, and Israeli arms. The enemy openly declares its goals day and night: to reshape the ‘New Middle East.’" He warned: "Your enemy’s ‘New Middle East’ means your destruction, enslavement, and erasure—reducing you to a nation under the Israeli and American boot."

He stressed that the nation must address its cognitive and spiritual blindness—"For it is not the eyes that are blind, but the hearts within the chests." He urged: "The nation must awaken. We must act, not wait for others. Look at the steadfastness of the mujahideen in Gaza!"

 

 

He noted that "Arab media never cease distorting and slandering the mujahideen in Gaza." Yet, "the Israeli enemy is doomed to vanish, no matter its crimes—it only benefits from the nation’s betrayal."

He stressed: "The nation’s betrayal will cost it dearly, but ultimately, this entity’s end is certain—God’s promise is true. The divine promise will be fulfilled, and the outcome will favor the steadfast believers who rise to their responsibilities."

Detailing this week’s operations, the leader noted: "Al-Qassam Brigades carried out 14 heroic operations, alongside Saraya al-Quds and other factions—their steadfastness is unparalleled." He affirmed: "The enemy failed to invade Gaza despite deploying nearly four military divisions or more."

He highlighted "the enemy’s visible frustration over its prolonged, comprehensive destruction—it could not force surrender on the mujahideen or their supporters."

For "662 days, the mujahideen in Gaza have confronted the enemy across the north, center, and south with remarkable effectiveness."

 

He emphasized: "The mujahideen in Palestine and Lebanon play the greatest role in confronting the Israeli enemy, serving as a shield for the entire Islamic nation—especially the Arab states." He asserted: "Were it not for their sacrifices, the reality of the surrounding Arab states—Egypt, Jordan, Syria—would be under Israeli control, with Iraq next."

He declared: "The sincere, steadfast jihad in Palestine and Lebanon is the hope of the Islamic nation."

The last speech by the Leader was a true exposure of the Zionist enemy’s criminality, a denunciation of global complicity, and an open call for popular and official action—beyond statements to active resistance—in support of Gaza, its children, and the dignity of our nation.

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