Al-Houthi recognizes Sayyed Nasrallah's impact on the free world
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Source: Agencies + Al Mayadeen
6 Oct 2024 02:00
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Mohammad Ali al-Houthi says that the passing of martyr Sayyed Nasrallah represents a significant loss not only for Lebanon but also for the free world, which valued his brave voice and unwavering stance.
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0Muhammad Ali al-Houthi, a prominent political figure in Yemen and a member of the Supreme Political Council (File Photo)
Mohammad Ali al-Houthi, a prominent political figure in Yemen and a member of the Supreme Political Council, has articulated a profound sentiment regarding the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah.
In his remarks, al-Houthi emphasized that Sayyed Nasrallah's death represents a significant loss that extends beyond Hezbollah, resonating throughout the entire Arab and Islamic world.
Speaking at a memorial event organized by the Ansar Allah movement in Sanaa on Saturday, al-Houthi emphasized Nasrallah's significant influence in the region and commended his courage in taking firm stances, which he noted are "rarely found in other leaders."
He added that "the loss of martyr Sayyed Nasrallah is not just a loss for Lebanon, but for the free world that appreciated his courageous voice and steadfast positions."
In a recent statement for Al Mayadeen, Fadl Abu Talib, the Secretary-General of the Political Bureau of the Ansar Allah Movement, commended the contributions of martyr Sayyed Nasrallah in defending the Yemeni people amid ongoing aggression.
Describing Nasrallah's positions as "great stances," Abu Talib emphasized the leader's unwavering commitment to Yemen's sovereignty in the face of US, UK, and Saudi military actions.
He highlighted how Nasrallah's efforts were not merely political but also humanitarian, countering a suffocating blockade intended to undermine and control the Yemeni populace.
Abu Talib noted that "martyr Sayyed Nasrallah was a strong voice in conveying the plight of the Yemeni people to the Arab and Islamic nations."
He highlighted that "his support for Yemen was evident in both political and media stances, mobilizing public opinion to defend the Yemeni cause as if he were one of its people."
It is worth noting that the memorial event in Sanaa witnessed significant attendance from members of the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah, who reaffirmed the historic role of the martyr Nasrallah in supporting the causes of the nation.
Additionally, the Supreme Committee for Supporting Al-Aqsa in Yemen has called for a million-person march this coming Monday under the banner "Flood Towards Liberation" in the capital Sanaa, and across Yemeni provinces, in solidarity with the Lebanese and Palestinian peoples and to commemorate the anniversary of Operation al-Aqsa Flood on October 7, 2023.
Martyr Sayyed Nasrallah; man of both word and action: Sayyed al-Houthi
Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah is "a martyr of Palestine, al-Quds, al-Aqsa, Islam, and humanity," said the leader of the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, describing his assassination as "a huge crime" and loss for the entire Islamic Ummah.
In a speech on Thursday, in which he addressed the developments of the Israeli aggression on Gaza and Lebanon, as well as regional and international updates, Sayyed al-Houthi highlighted that themartyr Sayyed Nasrallahpossessed "Islamic symbolism, had a global, regional, and local impact," and played a major role, particularly in confronting the Israeli threat and inflicting defeats on the occupation.
The martyr had been actively present in the field of jihad with a distinctive stance and exceptional performance for more than 40 years, leading Hezbollah for nearly 30 years with great success and remarkable achievements, he added.
The Yemeni leader emphasized that Sayyed Nasrallah had "high qualifications and remarkable leadership acumen," achieving major victories and being an exemplary figure both in leadership and faith, embodying values, ethics, and wisdom.
The Ansar Allah leader also spoke of the martyr's relationship with his people, pointing out that Sayyed Nasrallah cared deeply about society, stemming from his belief in the importance of the people's role and the high appreciation, honor, and love he held for them.
Sayyed Nasrallah's communication with the people was "strong, as he made every effort to clarify the facts to the people," whom he saw as the major pillar in the struggle, according to Sayyed al-Houthi.
He highlighted that Sayyed Nasrallah's relationship with the masses was strong, and the people reciprocated with love, respect, and trust.
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