News - Yemen: The Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houth,i expressed deep concern over the ongoing loyalty of some hypocrites within the Muslim nation to the Zionist entity, coupled with their hostility toward true believers and fighters defending Islam.

In a statement marking the anniversary of Sayyida Fatimah al-Zahra'a's birthday, revered as the highest model for Muslim women, and coinciding with International Muslim Women’s Day, Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that daily events and major developments demonstrate the failure of those who submit to enemies under the guise of “peace.”

He warned that this distorted peace is merely submission and total humiliation to the Israeli enemy, allowing its dominance over the region under the pretext of “Middle East change,” while abandoning religion, dignity, freedom, and core values.

The Leader cited Syria as a clear example of such submission: groups loyal to the US and aligned with the Zionist entity, while not opposing the Israeli enemy, have still endured over a thousand destructive airstrikes, occupation of 800 kilometers of territory, military incursions near Damascus, daily kidnappings, and other forms of total exploitation.

He further noted that the continuing violations of international agreements, particularly in Gaza and Lebanon, serve as undeniable evidence of the Zionist enemy’s aggression and criminality.

Sayyed Abdulmalik’s warning comes amid the Israeli enemy’s ongoing genocide in Gaza, carried out with full US backing and resulting in mass civilian casualties and the destruction of vital infrastructure. The silence or complicity of several Arab regimes—some of which continue security and political coordination with the Zionist entity—has intensified public anger across the region.

The remarks also align with the Leader’s repeated cautions about a “soft Satanic war” targeting the cultural and religious identity of the Muslim world, which he says is orchestrated by Western powers and their regional partners to weaken Islamic values and normalize submission to foreign domination.

The speech coincided with the anniversary of Sayyida Fatimah al-Zahra’a birthday, a symbolic occasion used to reaffirm Islamic principles and call for steadfastness and support for the oppressed, particularly the people of Gaza.