News – Yemen: Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, on Tuesday exposed the role of hypocrites and their alignment with the Israeli enemy regarding the crises in Lebanon and Sudan. He condemned those within the Muslim nation who call for the disarmament of Hezbollah—Lebanon’s protective force—while seeking only to defame and weaken the resistance movement.

Delivering his address on the occasion of the annual Martyrs Commemoration, Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted that the Israeli enemy continues its aggression against Lebanon, with UNIFIL recording more than 9,400 violations of the agreement. He noted that hypocrites attempt to frame every anti-Israeli position according to American and Israeli narratives, thereby vilifying all freedom-seeking forces within the nation.

On Sudan, the Leader stressed that those supporting the crimes there are the very forces hostile to the Palestinian people and all who stand with them. He described the hypocrites as promoters of crimes and sectarian conflict, pointing to the atrocities in Sudan as among the most heinous.

Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that the Zionist enemy has waged continuous aggression against the Muslim nation, beginning with the occupation of Palestine and extending to the present day. He asserted that Palestine is not the only target, as the entire Muslim nation remains under threat. Citing over seven decades of Zionist crimes, he said the danger of the enemy is clear to all who reflect and understand.

Rejecting claims that the Israeli enemy needs provocation, Sayyed Abdulmalik said the Palestinian people did nothing to justify occupation. “The Zionists act on a cultural, ideological, and doctrinal foundation of evil, crime, and tyranny,” he said, adding that they persist in their killings and destruction even after ceasefire announcements in Gaza, without honoring any commitments.

He accused the United States—portrayed as a guarantor—of being a full partner in the Zionist crimes in Gaza, while other guarantors remain powerless. He condemned the extremely limited aid reaching Palestinians and highlighted the ongoing siege on Gaza, the closure of the Rafah crossing, and the prevention of medical evacuations.

Sayyed Abdulmalik detailed the Israeli enemy’s continued demolition of homes, denial of shelter and basic needs, and its abduction and torture of Palestinian prisoners, with more than 80 detainees martyred. He also pointed to ongoing Zionist threats to Al-Quds and attempts to erase Islamic landmarks.

He warned the nation against normalization or acceptance of Zionist crimes, emphasizing that the enemy employs psychological manipulation to enforce submission, while settlers persist in attacks across the West Bank, including killings, land seizures, and the destruction of olive groves.

The Leader held the United States fully responsible for the oppression and massacres in Gaza, naming Germany, Italy, and Britain among the major arms suppliers—alongside 26 other nations participating in the aggression.

Reflecting on the Balfour Declaration, Sayyed Abdulmalik criticized Arab and Western complacency and the failure to take serious action. However, he noted a growing shift in global public opinion—in the United States, Europe, and beyond—as people awaken to their moral conscience and express solidarity with Palestine.