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Saba Yemen
28-03-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Revolution leader blesses massive public attendance in Sana'a & other governorates at World Quds Day Marches
Sana'a – SABA: The Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, praised the massive public turnout in the capital, Sana'a, and the governorates during the "World Quds Day" marches. In his Ramadan lecture this evening, the Leader of the Revolution highlighted the Yemeni people's distinguished enthusiasm and widespread participation in supporting Palestine and its sanctities. He stated, "We heard an important message from the martyr Abu Hamza, the spokesperson of Saraya Al-Quds, which he recorded just hours before his martyrdom." He emphasized that Yemen's movement toward Palestine is part of a comprehensive stance across all levels and fields, setting an example for other nations in steadfastness and response. He added, "Our people have not succumbed to any pressure aimed at deterring them from their jihadist stance. They have advanced significantly and enjoy divine support and victory." He stressed that the presence of the Yemeni people sends an important message, particularly to the Americans, that their stance is not limited to a particular faction but represents the entire nation. Sayyed Abdul-Malik pointed out that the U.S. sees itself as failing in light of the public demonstrations and is frustrated by a nation that refuses to submit to its dominance. He asserted that the U.S. seeks to subjugate the region to the Israeli enemy and eliminate any obstacle or force standing in its way. He further explained that under the banner of normalization, the U.S. aims to render the region submissive to Israel, accepting a paradigm of violation, humiliation, and disgrace. The escalation against Yemen, he said, is part of U.S. efforts to prepare for a new phase in which it isolates the Palestinian people without any support or solidarity. The U.S. is pressuring all those who support the Palestinian cause, imposing maximum pressure on Iran and issuing military threats. He pointed out that the U.S. is also pressuring Iraq and Lebanon to halt their support operations, while Hezbollah in Lebanon is reinforcing its position. Furthermore, the U.S. is exerting pressure even on nations that have stood with Palestine, such as South Africa, and seeks to silence voices of solidarity in the U.S. and Europe under the pretext of anti-Semitism. Sayyed Abdul-Malik emphasized that the Israeli violation paradigm is being enforced in Syria without any resistance from the controlling factions. He noted that in the U.S., one could be imprisoned merely for demanding an end to the war and starvation in Gaza, stressing that Washington actively encourages and supports Israeli crimes in Gaza. He also highlighted that while the U.S. claims to target military capabilities, it is striking civilian areas in Sana'a and other governorates. The Leader of the Revolution reaffirmed that "the U.S. is failing and will not impact our military operations at sea or our missile strikes on the Zionist entity." He indicated that Yemen has successfully disrupted Israeli maritime navigation. He continued, "Our missile strikes into occupied Palestine persist, and the Israeli enemy is frustrated by the Americans' inability to halt them." He questioned, "What success does the U.S. claim when Israeli maritime navigation remains disrupted and attacks on occupied Palestine continue?" Sayyed Abdul-Malik reiterated that Yemen's stance is firm and rooted in faith. "Our people do not fear America; their faith-based calculations guide them," he said, pointing out that Yemen moves forward with strong moral values, refusing the disgraceful submission embraced by many regimes, while also acting with compassion in response to the crimes in Gaza. He stressed that Yemen's movement is a response to divine duty and a recognition of its responsibility against U.S. schemes and global injustice. He clarified that the Palestinian people did not create the problem with Israel; rather, the Zionist regime was established through British sponsorship to occupy and usurp Palestine. He stated, "We are fighting an enemy that is already targeting us, occupying our lands, and interfering in all our affairs. This is not about fabricating conflicts." He emphasized that jihad is meant to uphold righteousness, protect the weak, and shield them from oppressors, making it a fundamental expression of true faith in God. He added, "When enemies know that the nation is resilient in jihad, it deters them and prevents their harm." He noted that the Yemeni people operate with trust in God, relying on their faith, honor, and dignity, understanding the sacred responsibility they bear. The Leader of the Revolution affirmed that "the U.S. is the greatest criminal in the world, with a long record of horrific crimes." He emphasized that jihad in the path of God means confronting a tyrannical enemy that seeks to subjugate and enslave the Islamic nation to Israel. He explained that the Quran has illuminated who the enemies are, exposing the "satanic alliance" within human society. He asserted that the Jews and their allies pose the greatest danger to the Muslim world, and if left unchecked, their threat would be catastrophic for the entire Ummah. He remarked that "the enmity of our enemies is practical, and we have to resist them. If they could deprive us of oxygen, sunlight, and air, they would." He continued, "Our enemies are the most unjust and heartless; they murder children even as they lie in hospital incubators." He added, "Our enemies commit mass genocide against children and women, treating humans like animals." He asserted that the U.S. wants to subject the Muslim world to an enemy that has no limits in its crimes. Sayyed Abdul-Malik stressed that "the greatest concern of our enemies is to strip us of our faith and humanity, so we lose our values and dignity. However, we rely on the insight of the Quran to counter their schemes, ideologies, and actions, which are entirely exposed." He underscored the importance of seeking divine success in resisting the fiercest enemy of humanity with dignity. He said, "We must maintain righteousness, deepen awareness, and follow the path of divine wisdom." He affirmed that the struggle against the enemies of God is not temporary but an ongoing battle. "This conflict is not limited to military confrontation; we must elevate ourselves in all aspects of the struggle," he stated. He emphasized that the key question in this battle is how to ensure that God is on our side. The Leader of the Revolution explained that the only way to protect the Ummah from deviation is to follow the path set by God. He warned that the first step toward straying from faith is aligning with the enemies. "Surrendering to the enemy does not shield the Ummah from deviation," he asserted. He noted that true brotherhood in faith is free from selfishness, adding that building a strong economy is also a form of jihad in the path of God. Sayyed Abdul-Malik concluded, "We live in an era of media shaming, and people must cultivate awareness to counter all those who seek to demoralize them." He emphasized that submission to Israel and the U.S. is a disgrace and that those who remain silent while Muslim women are violated, the Quran is burned, and nations are exterminated are in a state of utter humiliation. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)
Saba Yemen
18-02-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Detonation of explosive device in Zionist enemy vehicle
Tulkarm - Saba: The Saraya Al-Quds, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement - Tulkarm Battalion, announced yesterday that it had detonated an explosive device in a Zionist enemy military vehicle in the town of Qaffin. The Saraya Al-Quds - Tulkarm Battalion said: "Our fighters in the Qaffin Company were able to detonate a previously prepared ground explosive device in a military vehicle last night during its storming of the town of Qaffin, north of Tulkarm." The Tulkarm Battalion added: "It was also showered with heavy volleys of direct bullets."
Saudi Gazette
15-02-2025
- Politics
- Saudi Gazette
Hamas hands over three Israeli captives in sixth phase of prisoner exchange
GAZA — The Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, and Saraya Al-Quds, the armed faction of Islamic Jihad, handed over three Israeli captives on Saturday, including a dual U.S. national and a dual Russian national, as part of the sixth phase of the ongoing prisoner exchange deal with Israel. The captives—Alexander (Sasha) Turbanov, Sagui Dekel-Chen, and Yair Horn—were transferred to the International Red Cross Committee in an operation that took place east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza. The Al-Qassam Brigades also handed one of the hostages an hourglass inscribed with "Time is running out" in three languages, a message directed at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adraee confirmed that the hostages were transferred to an Israeli military and Shin Bet unit inside Gaza. Hamas has now released 19 Israelis in return for 766 Palestinian detainees, including women and children, from Israeli prisons. On Saturday, Israel is set to release an additional 369 Palestinian detainees as part of the ongoing ceasefire and exchange agreement. The ceasefire agreement, which took effect in Gaza on January 19, halted the months-long conflict that has devastated the enclave, with over 48,000 Palestinians killed, most of them women and children, and large parts of Gaza left in ruins. In November 2024, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, charging them with war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza. Additionally, Israel faces an ongoing genocide case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over its military campaign in the enclave. — Agencies
Egypt Today
15-02-2025
- Politics
- Egypt Today
Hamas hands over 6th batch of Israeli captives for releasing 369 Palestinians
Preparation for handing over the sixth batch of three Israeli captives as per the prisoner swap deal between Hamas and Israel on February 15, 2025- photo from Palestinian journalists' Telegram accounts CAIRO – 15 February 2025: The Hamas movement announced that the sixth batch of three Israeli captives is being handed over as part of the ongoing prisoner swap deal between Hamas and Israel. The handover is taking place in Khan Younis, Gaza, on Saturday. According to a statement from Hamas, members of the Al-Qassam Brigades and Saraya Al-Quds have been stationed in Khan Younis, where the handover is set to occur. Red Cross teams are on-site to receive the three Israeli prisoners. In exchange, Israel is expected to release 369 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli prisons on Saturday, in accordance with the agreement. Palestinian Prisoners Club announced that the would-be released Palestinians inlcude 29 from the West Bank, 7 from Al-Quds and its suburbs, and 24 of whom will be deported. In addition to 333 prisoners from Gaza detained after October 7, 2023. At the handover site, Hamas members are holding signs with slogans such as "No migration except to Al-Quds," in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's claims about displacing Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank. Other signs read 'O Al-Quds, bear witness: We are your soldiers!' and 'We crossed over [swiftly] like a thread of sunlight.' Meanwhile, Israeli Prison Service vehicles have arrived at the prisons to transport Palestinian prisoners in the coming hours. On Friday, Hamas announced the names of the three captives scheduled for release from Gaza the next day as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel. The agreement was narrowly salvaged from collapse by mediators from Egypt and Qatar. Hamas stated on Telegram that the three captives to be released include U.S.-Israeli Sagui Dekel-Chen, Russian-Israeli Alexandre Sasha Troufanov, and Yair Horn. Egypt and Qatar intervened strongly to prevent the collapse of the ceasefire, which had been jeopardized by Hamas' initial announcement to delay the release of the next three captives due to Israeli violations. After a visit to Cairo for talks with Arab mediators, Hamas confirmed that it would continue to implement the ceasefire agreement and proceed with the release of captives as scheduled. The ceasefire, brokered by Egypt, Qatar, and the U.S., went into effect on January 19, halting over 15 months of war that devastated Gaza and killed more than 48,000 Palestinians. Under the ceasefire, Israel and Hamas have already exchanged 766 Palestinian prisoners and 21 captives—16 Israelis and 5 Thai nationals—through five previous prisoner swaps. Today's release marks the sixth exchange.
