The leader of the “Ansar Allah-Houthi group” in Yemen, Abdul Malik al-Houthi, confirmed that “the Syrian people will eventually be forced to confront the United States and Israel directly.”
In his speech today, which he delivered on the latest developments in the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the latest regional and international developments, Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi touched on the Syrian issue, and said: “After swearing, the regimes in the Arab and Islamic world are intended for the regimes to be formal and their role in implementing the American and Israeli agenda.”
He added: “The Israeli enemy continues to expand the occupation in Syrian territory, and its control over Quneitra Governorate has become large, with approximately 95% of its area, and the Israeli enemy is expanding towards the Daraa countryside and adjacent to the southern Damascus countryside.”
He said: “The Israeli enemy continues to storm the homes of the villages it has reached in Syria with the aim of stripping citizens of any weapons so that it can complete its project.”
He added: “The Israeli enemy attacked the residents of the villages it reached in Syria, and this is the situation that the Americans and the Israelis want to perpetuate. The Israeli enemy imposes restrictions on the residents of the villages it reached in Syria and determines for them when they leave their homes and when they return.”
He stressed that “the Israeli enemy despises the peoples of the region, and one of its biggest hobbies is practicing humiliation in all its forms, and some people in Syria were stripped of their clothes.”
He said: “The Americans brought more military reinforcements to Syria to expand and spread in northern Syria, where there is oil wealth.”
He added: “The Israeli enemy continues to expand in southern Syria to control water and agricultural wealth and control the strategic heights.”
He concluded by saying: “The people of Syria will ultimately be forced to be in direct confrontation with the Americans and the Israelis, and the enemies’ plans seek to keep them on the ground more.”
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