Hail The Houthis
By: Kayhan Int’l Staff Writer
The spectacular success of the Sana’a based lawful legal and legitimate government of Yemen in liberating large swathes of territory occupied by the Saudi-American mercenaries, opens a new chapter in the anti-imperalist campaign.
Now the Bab al-Mandab Strait and Perim Island at the entrance of the Red Sea give complete control to the Ansarullah to block the access of enemy vessels, especially of the US and the illegal Zionist entity.
It is time for Saudi Arabia to come to its senses. If it is wise, it should end its unwarranted support to the breakaway rebel-held clique in the port city of Aden.
Riyadh may have learned the lessons of its unnecessary reliance on the paper tiger called the US, whose military bases in West Asia have been shattered beyond repair by the Islamic Republic of Iran in response to the imposed US-Israeli war.
We are all Muslims, should have firm faith in Almighty Allah, and follow the instructions of Prophet Mohammad (SAWA) for the unity of the Ummah.
We should show the exit to the US and promote relations between ourselves for the peace and prosperity of the region.
A solid bloc of Islamic countries, if it takes shape, will certainly be a powerful force on the international scene, and at world forums.
The Yemenis have the right to govern their country without the interference of outside forces, and on the support of the people.
The Ansarullah have indeed shown their popularity as well as their political power, and military prowess. This means the rebels in the south have no base among the Yemeni people, as is clear by the string of defeat they have suffered despite receiving sophisticated armaments from the US and Israel.
If the US has no place in the region, Israel has no place on the world map, and should be obliterated. This is the goal of the resistance movement, which includes Ansarullah and is determined to liberate the long persecuted Palestinian people, as well as Islam’s former Qibla, the al-Aqsa Mosque.
Saudi Arabia and all other states of the region, including Jordan are thus invited to co-operate and coordinate in this regard.