News - Middle East: Mohammad Ali al-Houthi, member of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council, expressed strong criticism of the recent emergency Arab-Islamic summit in Doha, condemning the weakness, submissiveness of its participants.

In a social media post on Sunday, Mohammed al-Houthi stated that the statements from the Doha Summit confirm the entity’s arrogance, law violations, regional terror, and the perpetration of genocide in Gaza.

He added that issuing boring condemnations, as discussed by the summit participants, “will neither lead to a sustainable solution nor deter the Israeli entity. 

Mohammed Al-Houthi emphasized that without explicitly labeling Israel as a terrorist entity, no decisions or resolutions can constitute a real solution.

On Saturday, prior to the summit, he sent a message urging participants to take a stronger stance, stating that the most effective position is to affirm the legitimacy of resisting the occupier, support its struggle, and declare Israel as a terrorist entity. This is the true path to deterrence and stopping aggression, as well as real support against the genocide in Gaza and crimes in the region.

His remarks reflect ongoing frustration in Yemen regarding regional diplomatic responses to Israeli actions and underline Sana’a’s position of firm support for Palestinian resistance and condemnation of Israel’s military operations.

The attack on the Palestinian negotiation delegation in Doha marks a sharp escalation in Israeli operations targeting key political and diplomatic figures outside occupied Palestine.

Analysts note that this incident highlights the continued influence of US support in Israeli military actions and underscores the vulnerability of Arab states to regional aggression.