The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi has condemned the Saudi regime's ties to criminal and moral deviation networks—foremost the "Jeffrey Epstein network," which engages in satanic rituals, child rape, blood-drinking, and other atrocities "abhorred by sound human nature." He questioned whether any "respectable" ties could bind anyone to such groups.
He emphasized that the Zionist scheme's intellectual and cultural background "does not recognize the sons of the Islamic and Arab nation as humans, but classifies them as beings lower and worse than animals"—manifested clearly in the genocide, starvation, and brutal crimes against children, women, and adults in Gaza.
The Kaaba Cover Scandal
The leader revealed that Epstein scandal documents showed "an unprecedented level of degradation" through the gifting of the Holy Kaaba's cover for use in "despicable rituals" and blatant disregard for Islamic sanctities.
He expressed dismay at the "regrettable and suspicious silence" from Islamic governments and religious bodies, calling for an independent Islamic committee to investigate this "heinous betrayal of the two holy sanctuaries and the entire nation."
Saudi Practices: Provocation and Profanity
Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted practices he described as direct offenses to the holy sites, including: inviting Zionist singers who insult God, with the knowledge of the Saudi Entertainment Authority; installing Kaaba replicas and hosting prostitutes to circumambulate them; and replacing the Authority for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice with bodies promoting corruption, alcohol, and moral decline.
The leader noted that Saudi media content has become identical to Zionist narratives—"Israeli and American"—in inciting against free people, stirring strife, and promoting social fragmentation. He also pointed to Saudi curriculum changes, deleting Quranic verses and prophetic hadiths in compliance with Jewish directives.
He strongly criticized Saudi policies, affirming that the regime's trajectory is moving toward tightening the siege with explicit American-British partnership. Saudi Arabia has made itself the "primary tool for implementation and financing" in service of the Zionist system.
Call for Million-Man March
Sayyed Abdulmalik called upon Yemenis to participate in a million-man march on Friday in Sana'a and across provinces, affirming steadfastness, supporting the "siege for siege" equation, and preparing to meet comprehensive escalation with equal response.
The march also expresses solidarity with Iraq against aggression, support for Palestinians and Lebanese, and stands with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The leader expressed hope for a "broad, massive turnout befitting the Yemeni people's faith, bravery, dignity, and freedom."
