Farih: Its veto against genocide proves US involvement in killing Gaza people

Saba Yemen

2 days ago

Sana'a - Saba:
Ansar Allah Political Bureau member Mohammed Al-Farih stressed that the United States' use of its veto against the Security Council resolution calling for an end to the genocide in Gaza, the lifting of restrictions on aid, and the lifting of the blockade proves once again that it is a key partner in the killing and criminality, a supporter of the blockade and genocide in Gaza, and a shield protecting the criminal enemy entity.
In a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), Al-Farih explained that America thus reveals its true face, which hides behind slogans of freedom, rights, and justice.
He pointed out that the American role, which provides political and diplomatic support, grants Israel legal cover, and legitimizes the enemy's continued crimes, is merely a complement to its military role, which supports Israel with all types of lethal weapons and supplies it with highly destructive bombs. Were it not for its continued support, the crimes would have ceased.
The member of the Ansar Allah Political Bureau also emphasized that the Security Council's failure to stop this ongoing crime for nearly two years proves its abdication of the minimum values of justice and security. He emphasized that it is nothing more than a platform for promoting American policies, dividing influence and interests, legitimizing crime and the blockade, and a tool for protecting criminals.
"Hence, it is important for the people of our nation to realize that liberation from Zionist injustice and criminality and freedom from American hegemony cannot be achieved through these institutions, which watch the largest mass killing by gunfire and blockade without taking action," he said.
"Salvation does not come by waiting for the decisions of these institutions or by condemning them, but rather by assuming responsibility, taking practical positions, standing firmly alongside our brothers in Gaza, and dealing with the Americans and Israelis as enemies, with all the consequences," Farih added.