Leader: Saudi Regime Has Become ‘Open Partner’ in Zionist Project
The Saudi regime has become an “open partner” with the American, Israeli, and British in the broader Zionist project in the region, according to the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, who warned that aligning with the US ultimately serves only Zionist interests at the expense of the Islamic nation’s security and stability.
In a comprehensive address on the latest developments, the leader dissected the nature of the current conflict, the dangers facing the region, and Yemen’s positions toward aggressive policies. He emphasized that the Saudi regime “uses its vast capabilities to serve the Zionist project directly,” moving entirely under the American-Zionist umbrella.
Twelve Years of Suffering
The leader detailed that the Yemeni people have endured immense suffering from Saudi aggression over 12 years, including the “de-escalation” phase that failed to bring relief. He stressed that the Saudi regime continues to tighten the siege, especially after Yemen moved to support the Palestinian people in the “Al-Aqsa Flood” battle.
Sayyed Abdulmalik revealed that Yemen is deprived annually of “revenues from over 90 million barrels of oil, along with large gas wealth, and direct deprivation of electricity services from the Marib gas station”—all due to Saudi control and obstruction with direct American supervision. He lamented that the Saudi regime “enjoys and delights” in the suffering of the Yemeni people.
Starvation as a Policy
The leader detailed that the US-Saudi aggression has destroyed Yemen’s modest economic infrastructure, “almost completely” through direct targeting. Goods and humanitarian needs only reach citizens after lengthy, fabricated procedures, arriving at “exorbitant prices” amid extremely difficult economic conditions.
The Saudi regime seeks to “make obtaining money conditional on betrayal and selling one’s dignity,” aiming to transform Yemenis into tools serving the coalition.
Sayyed Abdulmalik traced Saudi hostility to Yemen’s history, noting the “historic crime of killing thousands of Yemeni pilgrims” and attempts to occupy Yemen, which failed before Yemeni resilience.
Saudi efforts to “obliterate Yemen’s faith identity through takfiri ideology” and prevent oil extraction in Al-Jawf and Al-Mahra provinces reflect a systematic policy of keeping Yemen weak.
Public Mobilization
The leader hailed the “unprecedented” Friday of Warning and Mobilization as “the greatest in Yemen’s history,” reflecting “complete understanding of the scale of targeting and attempts at control, enslavement, and humiliation.” This, he said, embodies the prophetic saying “Faith is Yemeni and wisdom is Yemeni.”
Sayyed Abdulmalik explained that the Zionist scheme extends beyond Iran or Lebanon—it targets the entire Middle East under “Greater Israel” and “Changing the Middle East.”
He questioned: “What commonalities bind some Arab regimes to Zionism and the American administration?” He noted that the Saudi regime and its allies are linked to “criminal networks of moral deviation,” including “the Jeffrey Epstein network” which commits “the most heinous crimes and satanic rituals.”
A Firm Position
The leader concluded with a message to Saudi leaders: “Look with truthful eyes at the popular turnout on the Friday of Warning and Mobilization, and understand that the Yemeni people’s decision is decisive—born from their freedom, authenticity, and faith-based belonging. The Yemeni people will not accept siege, enslavement, humiliation, or the confiscation of their legitimate rights.”