The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi has affirmed that condolences in Yemen represent a social occasion that receives great attention, noting that in 2016, a large presence was witnessed at a condolence event where people gathered and the hall was filled with various segments of Yemeni society, before the enemy targeted that gathering with missiles, aiming to kill as many as possible.
He explained that this is the enemy's goal in attacking occasions and that it continues to target condolence and wedding events.
In his speech on Thursday marking the 10th anniversary of the Saudi enemy's crime at the Grand Hall in Sana'a, Sayyed Abdulmalik noted that the targeting of a wedding in Sanban, Dhamar province, resulted in the martyrdom of 49 martyrs and the injury of 70 others. He stated that the Saudi enemy has committed enormous crimes against the Yemeni people and that there is not a day, according to days and months, without a memory of a crime committed.
He asked: "Is this not excessive bloodshed?" He explained that this has continued from year to year, and Yemen is now entering its twelfth year, while the Saudi enemy insists on practicing aggression and siege against the Yemeni people.
He noted that there are major crimes, among the most famous of which is the Al-Attan bomb crime involving internationally prohibited weapons, the explosion of that bomb in the capital Sana'a, and the massive destruction it caused.
Massacres: Dhahyan, Dhamar, Hajjah, Al-Mokha
He addressed the Saudi aggressor's crime of targeting the Dhahyan children's bus, describing them as military experts when they were merely students, in addition to the crime of targeting a wedding in Dhamar and Hajjah, the enemy's crime in Al-Mokha in Taiz, and the crimes in Hodeidah and all Yemeni governorates.
He affirmed that these crimes are described with various characterizations, and that all Yemeni governorates have witnessed crimes described as crimes against humanity, war crimes, or major crimes, alongside crimes in markets and mosques. The enemy continues in this manner through collective targeting, markets, and homes.
Recalling the first crime at the beginning of the aggression on Yemen on March 26, 2015, which was the targeting of residential neighborhoods in Sana'a, and that it has continued and continues, the leader said: "Since the resumption of escalation, the enemy has returned to the same method through its crimes in Sana'a, targeting female students and civilians, and targeting in Hodeidah, Taiz, and Saada, with martyrs falling among children and women."
He affirmed that the enemy has killed thousands of children and women in Yemen, representing systematic criminality.
He added that Western media say these days that since the resumption of the Israeli enemy's cooperation with the Saudis, the number of civilian casualties, women, and children has increased. He noted that this was clear previously because they are the ones relied upon to determine targets, what to bomb, and where to bomb, and that they proceed according to the satanic approach.
He said the Saudi behavior in the aggression on Yemen follows the Zionist approach that contradicts the teachings of Islam, values, norms, and international laws. This orientation, he explained, is the basis of the military position and military formations, including the military formations affiliated with it, which it raises on this basis, including how to deal with prisoners in a brutal and despicable manner that has no relation to Islamic ethics or the innate customs of the Yemeni people consistent with Islamic teachings.
Saudi Arabia Follows the Zionist Approach
He stressed that the Saudi follows the Zionist approach and that those descriptions apply to it, describing it as "the most hostile of adversaries." He noted that the scenes seen by anyone following satellite channels are painful, including scenes of wounded women and children and members of affected and targeted families, including the scene of citizen Ali Mohammed Adli in Hajjah, whose family was targeted by the Saudi aggressor, leaving only one person. He considered these among the painful scenes, alongside scenes in Sana'a, Hodeidah, and other governorates.
He affirmed that there is absolutely no justification for the enemy's actions, pointing to its targeting of citizens' homes and markets in Taiz, and the targeting of the central market at the Maweyah junction, where the crime was described as targeting "Houthi" gatherings, while they were gatherings of the Yemeni people from various segments in a central market where people from different parts of the population gather. He explained that the documentation is clear.
He said: "The Saudi enemy, with American supervision and Zionist and British participation, deliberately commits the most heinous crimes against the Yemeni people, which have reached this level."
He stressed the importance of disseminating the scenes documenting these crimes within the Islamic community and in various media outlets and at the humanitarian level. He noted that they have become widely known in past years to a great extent, and the Saudi has become exposed with its criminal character.
Sayyed Abdulmalik asked in condemnation why the Saudi does this while presenting itself as a servant of the Two Holy Mosques. He pointed out that it is a criminal, an offender, addicted to crimes and shedding innocent blood. There are heart-breaking scenes of killing children and women, extremely sad scenes. He considered that killing children and women is a crime by consensus among Muslims and infidels.
He explained that the Saudi aggressor is a criminal, a killer of children and women, and a sinful aggressor, not as it presents itself under the deceptive religious titles by which the naive are deceived. He indicated that this is an important indication: whoever follows the Zionist approach does not represent Islam or the Sunnah but represents the criminal, brutal Zionist approach that violates sanctities and aggresses against people, committing crimes that represent a great sin and offense in the balance of divine justice.
He considered that the Saudi aggressor is among the criminals, and its fate is bad in this world and the hereafter, and it is subject to divine punishment in this world and the hereafter.
He noted that this has happened to many tyrants and arrogant ones throughout history. They believed their tyranny guaranteed their survival and the achievement of their goals of domination and appropriation, and that they would practice tyranny to satisfy their arrogance, but divine planning comes to surround them, and days and conditions change, and they fall into the abyss with a resounding crash.
The leader said: "The tyrants possessed massive armies and immense capabilities and had political influence and more, but when they turned toward injustice, divine punishment came and struck them the decisive blow, and their capabilities availed them nothing." He noted that our contemporary and Arab world has many examples.
He considered that the Saudi presenting itself as a protector of the sanctities and portraying its battle with the Yemeni people as protection of the sanctities under sectarian titles is "lying, fabricating, and criminal." He pointed out that its crimes reveal its reality, asking: How can one who commits crimes daily and is a killer of children and women act with right and credibility to protect the sanctities?
He stressed that the Yemeni people are the most keen on protecting the sanctities and are the first people to move to protect the sanctities. He explained that the Saudi wants to break the will of the Yemeni people and tries to force it to surrender, considering that this is an illusion because the Yemeni people, according to him, are increasing in conviction of their oppression and increasing in conviction to confront that criminal killer of children and women.
He noted that the past twelve years testify to this truth: whenever excessive bloodshed and the commission of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide increase, the reaction of Yemeni society is different.
He asked: "Are they feelings of brokenness, humiliation, and collapse, and a trend toward surrender, or is this authentic people belonging to faith increasing in sadness, rage, and impulsion to perform their faith-based and moral responsibility to confront the unjust aggressor excessive in the blood of children and women?"
The leader concluded this part of his speech, revealing how the Yemeni people interact when the Saudi enemy hopes that it will force them to surrender through these crimes. He considered that "whoever bets on that is deluded."
He stressed that the Armed Forces and mobilization are moving with all seriousness to sense this responsibility, while society with its tribal components and customs moves and is angered and resentful of these crimes. The people reject these forms of crimes, and the tribal structure of this people moves with all anger and resentment toward these crimes and all who commit them.
He explained that this is the enemy's goal in attacking occasions and that it continues to target condolence and wedding events.
In his speech on Thursday marking the 10th anniversary of the Saudi enemy's crime at the Grand Hall in Sana'a, Sayyed Abdulmalik noted that the targeting of a wedding in Sanban, Dhamar province, resulted in the martyrdom of 49 martyrs and the injury of 70 others. He stated that the Saudi enemy has committed enormous crimes against the Yemeni people and that there is not a day, according to days and months, without a memory of a crime committed.
He asked: "Is this not excessive bloodshed?" He explained that this has continued from year to year, and Yemen is now entering its twelfth year, while the Saudi enemy insists on practicing aggression and siege against the Yemeni people.
He noted that there are major crimes, among the most famous of which is the Al-Attan bomb crime involving internationally prohibited weapons, the explosion of that bomb in the capital Sana'a, and the massive destruction it caused.
Massacres: Dhahyan, Dhamar, Hajjah, Al-Mokha
He addressed the Saudi aggressor's crime of targeting the Dhahyan children's bus, describing them as military experts when they were merely students, in addition to the crime of targeting a wedding in Dhamar and Hajjah, the enemy's crime in Al-Mokha in Taiz, and the crimes in Hodeidah and all Yemeni governorates.
He affirmed that these crimes are described with various characterizations, and that all Yemeni governorates have witnessed crimes described as crimes against humanity, war crimes, or major crimes, alongside crimes in markets and mosques. The enemy continues in this manner through collective targeting, markets, and homes.
Recalling the first crime at the beginning of the aggression on Yemen on March 26, 2015, which was the targeting of residential neighborhoods in Sana'a, and that it has continued and continues, the leader said: "Since the resumption of escalation, the enemy has returned to the same method through its crimes in Sana'a, targeting female students and civilians, and targeting in Hodeidah, Taiz, and Saada, with martyrs falling among children and women."
He affirmed that the enemy has killed thousands of children and women in Yemen, representing systematic criminality.
He added that Western media say these days that since the resumption of the Israeli enemy's cooperation with the Saudis, the number of civilian casualties, women, and children has increased. He noted that this was clear previously because they are the ones relied upon to determine targets, what to bomb, and where to bomb, and that they proceed according to the satanic approach.
He said the Saudi behavior in the aggression on Yemen follows the Zionist approach that contradicts the teachings of Islam, values, norms, and international laws. This orientation, he explained, is the basis of the military position and military formations, including the military formations affiliated with it, which it raises on this basis, including how to deal with prisoners in a brutal and despicable manner that has no relation to Islamic ethics or the innate customs of the Yemeni people consistent with Islamic teachings.
Saudi Arabia Follows the Zionist Approach
He stressed that the Saudi follows the Zionist approach and that those descriptions apply to it, describing it as "the most hostile of adversaries." He noted that the scenes seen by anyone following satellite channels are painful, including scenes of wounded women and children and members of affected and targeted families, including the scene of citizen Ali Mohammed Adli in Hajjah, whose family was targeted by the Saudi aggressor, leaving only one person. He considered these among the painful scenes, alongside scenes in Sana'a, Hodeidah, and other governorates.
He affirmed that there is absolutely no justification for the enemy's actions, pointing to its targeting of citizens' homes and markets in Taiz, and the targeting of the central market at the Maweyah junction, where the crime was described as targeting "Houthi" gatherings, while they were gatherings of the Yemeni people from various segments in a central market where people from different parts of the population gather. He explained that the documentation is clear.
He said: "The Saudi enemy, with American supervision and Zionist and British participation, deliberately commits the most heinous crimes against the Yemeni people, which have reached this level."
He stressed the importance of disseminating the scenes documenting these crimes within the Islamic community and in various media outlets and at the humanitarian level. He noted that they have become widely known in past years to a great extent, and the Saudi has become exposed with its criminal character.
Sayyed Abdulmalik asked in condemnation why the Saudi does this while presenting itself as a servant of the Two Holy Mosques. He pointed out that it is a criminal, an offender, addicted to crimes and shedding innocent blood. There are heart-breaking scenes of killing children and women, extremely sad scenes. He considered that killing children and women is a crime by consensus among Muslims and infidels.
He explained that the Saudi aggressor is a criminal, a killer of children and women, and a sinful aggressor, not as it presents itself under the deceptive religious titles by which the naive are deceived. He indicated that this is an important indication: whoever follows the Zionist approach does not represent Islam or the Sunnah but represents the criminal, brutal Zionist approach that violates sanctities and aggresses against people, committing crimes that represent a great sin and offense in the balance of divine justice.
He considered that the Saudi aggressor is among the criminals, and its fate is bad in this world and the hereafter, and it is subject to divine punishment in this world and the hereafter.
He noted that this has happened to many tyrants and arrogant ones throughout history. They believed their tyranny guaranteed their survival and the achievement of their goals of domination and appropriation, and that they would practice tyranny to satisfy their arrogance, but divine planning comes to surround them, and days and conditions change, and they fall into the abyss with a resounding crash.
The leader said: "The tyrants possessed massive armies and immense capabilities and had political influence and more, but when they turned toward injustice, divine punishment came and struck them the decisive blow, and their capabilities availed them nothing." He noted that our contemporary and Arab world has many examples.
He considered that the Saudi presenting itself as a protector of the sanctities and portraying its battle with the Yemeni people as protection of the sanctities under sectarian titles is "lying, fabricating, and criminal." He pointed out that its crimes reveal its reality, asking: How can one who commits crimes daily and is a killer of children and women act with right and credibility to protect the sanctities?
He stressed that the Yemeni people are the most keen on protecting the sanctities and are the first people to move to protect the sanctities. He explained that the Saudi wants to break the will of the Yemeni people and tries to force it to surrender, considering that this is an illusion because the Yemeni people, according to him, are increasing in conviction of their oppression and increasing in conviction to confront that criminal killer of children and women.
He noted that the past twelve years testify to this truth: whenever excessive bloodshed and the commission of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide increase, the reaction of Yemeni society is different.
He asked: "Are they feelings of brokenness, humiliation, and collapse, and a trend toward surrender, or is this authentic people belonging to faith increasing in sadness, rage, and impulsion to perform their faith-based and moral responsibility to confront the unjust aggressor excessive in the blood of children and women?"
The leader concluded this part of his speech, revealing how the Yemeni people interact when the Saudi enemy hopes that it will force them to surrender through these crimes. He considered that "whoever bets on that is deluded."
He stressed that the Armed Forces and mobilization are moving with all seriousness to sense this responsibility, while society with its tribal components and customs moves and is angered and resentful of these crimes. The people reject these forms of crimes, and the tribal structure of this people moves with all anger and resentment toward these crimes and all who commit them.
